New Zealand-based Emerson’s ‘Tiny Pub’ experience brought the idea of a much-missed social activity to the far reaches of the country.

An Australian florist has launched a bouquet range for a mental health campaign, which encourages men to reach out to their male friends.

Fashion brand Buffalo London has launched a pair of digital-only shoes that users can buy and “wear” on social media.

A fashion company is highlighting the benefits of sustainable fashion by offering customers money if they wear one of their garments for 100 days straight.

QR codes on advertisements along metro platforms unlocked the first episode for free viewing.

The Medical University of South Carolina has opened a new children’s ward that was designed by patients and their families.

An ad campaign for a Nordic electronics retailer offers discounts every time the video assistant is called in for a football game.

The Choo Sketch competition, launched by Jimmy Choo, offered customers the chance to have their shoe designs featured in an exclusive capsule collection.

Insurance provider NRMA has gamified the message that Australians must insure their homes against any further natural disaster.

The blocker replaces junk food ads with humorous gifs of vegetables, aiming to encourage people to think about their food choices.

The “Deliciously Dark Escape” game can be accessed through QR codes on Trolli’s sweet packaging.

A bank is highlighting the dangers of impulse buying by posting blocked ads that steer users to a free savings app.