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Add Sunshine

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Stay Forever

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Semi-Permanent

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Kristian Saliba

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Agency Profile

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Boost Zombies

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Boost Mobile

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Pizza Capers

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Agency Myths

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Mixionary

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Top gongs at APG

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New hires

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Add A Motor To It

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The Monkeys creates ‘Add a Motor to it’ YouTube + Facebook online show for Ice Break iced coffee

New World Record

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Evolution Motorsport set new world record after motorised sofa hit 163km/h at Camden Airport

Monkey Business

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IKEA

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IKEA Australia is running “Have A Gö”, an advertising campaign encouraging customers to “fight boring”.

Ad of the Day – IKEA

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Ikea Bloodthirsty hordes make war on boring interiors in Australian ‘Braveheart’ parody By Tim Nudd

Nick Cave’s immortal ballad

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This short film and song features performances by Neil Finn, Kev Carmody, Sarah Blasko, Angus and Julia Stone, Paul Kelly, Temper Trap, Martha Wainwright, Katie Noonan and Daniel Johns.

Ad of the Day – SOH

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Artists come together to craft a love song to one of the world’s great buildings By Tim Nudd

Opera House Opus

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“Come sail your ships around me/and let your Fat Lady sing”? Not quite. But today the Sydney Opera House is releasing a special video in which Neil Finn, Kev Carmody, Sarah Blasko, Angus and Julia Stone, Paul Kelly, Temper Trap, Martha Wainwright, Daniel Johns and other pop stars sing bits of Nick Cave’s Ship Song, backed… Read more »

The Ship Song Project

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Behind the iconic sails of the Australian landmark.

An iconic song

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Sydney-based creative agency Three Drunk Monkeys has teamed up with Sydney Opera House (SOH) to create a stunning music project that invites the world inside the iconic building and positions ‘The House’ as a contemporary cultural hub.

100 artists pay tribute

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A huge cast of Australian musicians have joined together to cover Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds ‘The Ship Song’ for the Sydney Opera House.

All star cast for Opera House

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A group of Aussie music stars have come together to celebrate and promote one of the nation’s fave landmarks with The Sydney Opera House Ship Song Project.

Musical tribute for Opera House

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TAKE “The Ship Song”, a classic Nick Cave composition, add some of our finest contemporary voices including Katie Noonan, Sarah Blasko, Paul Kelly, Neil Finn and Daniel Johns.

Musicians pay tribute to Sydney Opera House

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A group of famous musicians has banded together to pay tribute to Sydney Opera House with a version of Nick Cave’s The Ship Song.

The Ship Song Project

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Martha Wainwright, The Temper Trap for Sydney Opera House’s tribute to Nick Cave

The Ship Song Project

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A number of highly acclaimed artists have banded together – under the guidance of award-winning music video director Paul Goldman and music director/arranger Elliott Wheeler – to record a song and accompanying video… in honour of the Sydney Opera House.

The Ship Song Project

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In 1990, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds released a song that within 11 years was voted one of the Top 30 Best Australian Songs of the previous 75 years. That song was The Ship Song. Now, Sydney Opera House has married this iconic song with the world’s most famous building to celebrate the artists, architecture and… Read more »

Three Drunk Monkeys win IKEA

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Three Drunk Monkeys has won the prized Ikea account in a shootout with Clemenger BBDO, Sydney.

Three Drunk Monkeys top B&T Awards

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Three Drunk Monkeys, Ikon Communications and Mango won the major awards at Friday night’s B&T awards.

3DM snare lion’s share of 2010 Caxtons

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Three Drunk Monkeys Sydney headed a clutch of 12 agencies to score gongs at the 36th Annual Caxton Awards and Seminar, held

Striking out on their own PDF

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What make a top creative leave the sanctuary of the multi national agency with it’s generous pay cheque, the perks, the huge support and the global account

Three Drunk Monkeys profile

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Speaking to Scott Nowell and Justin Drape of what is possibly one of the best named outfits we have come across,

Jingle sounds sun alarm

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Health officials have devised a novel way to warn beachgoers of the dangers of the sun — play a jingle to remind them to apply sunscreen.

Jingle sounds sun alarm Down Under

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SYDNEY — Australian health officials have devised a novel way to warn beachgoers of the dangers of the sun — play a jingle to remind them to apply sunscreen.

Sun Sound jingles

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Australian health officials have devised a novel way to warn beachgoers of the dangers of the sun — play a jingle to remind them to apply sunscreen.

Beach jingle sounds sun safety alarm

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A BROADCAST warning about the dangers of the sun will be blasted out every hour at beaches this summer.

Hear hear, Sun Sound

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SYDNEY — Australian health officials have devised a novel way to warn beachgoers of the dangers of the sun — play a jingle to remind them to apply sunscreen.