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Win Group increased its economic interest in Nine Entertainment to 26.3% through share conversions and new swap contracts. The move signals continued accumulation ahead of potential governance influence.
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Australia's eSafety Commissioner launches formal investigations into Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat for breaching the under-16 social media ban. Platforms face penalties up to A$49.5 million.
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Initiative promotes Paige Wheaton to National Managing Director, consolidating Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth operations as the agency integrates into Omnicom's network.
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Publicis Luxe China names Marc Leclerc as head of 100+ specialists as Chinese luxury spending shifts from overseas purchases to domestic consumption. A strategic move to capture culturally rooted growth.
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Havas Media names Molly Blacker as national head of strategy for ANZ, part of a broader leadership restructure that promotes Olly Taylor to group chief strategy officer.
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Creator marketing spend surged to $37B in 2025, but 69% of revenue is still tracked manually. CreatorIQ and Sprinklr's integration aims to solve the measurement crisis.
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OMG Group appoints Today the Brave as full-service agency partner, consolidating brand strategy and media across existing and two new matcha brand launches.
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Virgin Australia is building a retail media network around its Velocity loyalty program to compete with United Airlines and Marriott. Travel media ad spend is projected to exceed $2B globally by 2026.
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Droga5 ANZ defeats M+C Saatchi to lead Qantas' Project Sunrise campaign for non-stop Sydney-London and New York flights launching 2027. A significant win for the Accenture Song agency.
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WIN Group's Bruce Gordon escalates Nine Entertainment ownership to 26.30% amid the company's digital transformation strategy and A$850M QMS Media acquisition.
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WIN Group, Australian Retirement Trust, and State Street are accumulating Nine Entertainment shares, signalling confidence in a 50%+ valuation gap. CMOs should monitor this consolidation as it reshapes Australian media ownership.
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Australia's Super Radio Network enters sale process at A$200M following founders' deaths. The 47-station network's valuation signals major shifts in commercial radio M&A and ownership consolidation.