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CLIENT: DARLINGHURST LIFE DRAWING STUDIO
OUTLET: CHANNEL SEVEN’S SUNRISE
Darlinghurst Life Drawing Studio joins Sunrise weather presenter Sam Mack, showing off their talents. This Sydney studio is offering online Life Drawing classes over zoom for Australians to join.
Something to do during lockdown this weekend that isn't Netflix.
For more information visit https://www.darlinghurstlifedrawing.com/.
CLIENT: WHIZZ CLEANING
OUTLET: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
On-demand cleaning startup Whizz is looking to recruit 1,000 new cleaners over the next six months to meet the rising demand for specialised disinfectant and decontamination deep cleaning.
Whizz, started by Mark Bernberg, Adam Abrams and Julian Tobias in 2015, already has 1,500 cleaners on its books who operate as contractors. It turned over around $10 million last year in a sector valued at $12.8 billion in Australia and Mr Bernberg said demand had soared in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
CLIENT: BEN JARRETT
OUTLET: AUZBIZ.COM.AU
Ben Jarrett CEO of Jatoel discusses the oil market; crude continues to track higher with futures settling back above $21 US a barrel.
Ben Jarrett is the director and owner trading house, JATOEL, which trades physical oil and products (moving oil from where it is plentiful to where it is needed) and oil derivatives.
CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION
OUTLET: CHANNEL SEVEN NEWS MELBOURNE
Restaurateurs of Melbourne have dreamt up the ingenious idea of ‘in car dining’ to beat dining restrictions. The cafes, restaurants and bars of Chapel Street Precinct have banded together to and turned the famous strip in to the ‘World’s Largest Drive-Thru’, encouraging locals to order directly and drive up to the front door to pick up their order so more money flows through to Australian hospitality workers.
The activity of In-Car Dining has been made easier because most cars are currently off the road and parking is a breeze, allowing customers to drive right up to the front door of the eateries.
For a list of businesses involved in the World's Biggest Drive Thru, click through the following link:https://chapelstreet.com.au/chap-drive-thru/
CLIENT: CHAPEL STREET PRECINCT ASSOCIATION
OUTLET: NINE NEWS MELBOURNE
Chapel Street Colombian eatery, La Tienda, is struggling like all Melbourne restaurants, but the COVID-19 crisis has not dampened the restaurant’s generosity.
Before the crisis La Tienda instigated a "sharing is caring" night where they provided a free dine in meal on Tuesdays for up to 120 needy locals. COVID-19 has meant the program has evolved to a takeaway model – except now it gives away 200 meals for free each week to needy locals.
If REAL comfort food is your thing, please support this excellent restaurant so it can continue supporting Chapel Street’s vulnerable community. La Tienda serves Melbourne’s best Arepas (like a Colombian version of a taco) empanadas plus lots of hearty soups and stews.
CLIENT: DR SCOTT LYONS
OUTLET: THE NEW DAILY
The coronavirus pandemic has shone a spotlight on the importance of skin-to-skin contact but also exacerbated people’s craving for it.
Dr Scott Lyons has lectured on touch for years but the lack of it has arguably never been so widely felt. People who are living alone in self-isolation due to the coronavirus are more prone to suffering from touch deprivation, said Dr Lyons, a clinical psychologist from New York who is remaining in Australia until travel restrictions are lifted and it becomes safe to go back to his home.
CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN
OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS | CHANNEL 9 NEWS | CHANNEL 10 NEWS
Ironmen legends are commemorating the 40th anniversary of one of Australia’s most iconic ad series and Nutri-Grain’s involvement with the toughest of all sporting disciplines, Ironman and Ironwoman.
To commemorate the 40th Anniversary, Darren & Trevor are passing the baton to their extraordinary children Jordan and TJ. The ‘Ironchildren’ will be immortalised on Nutri-Grain’s packs where they will share their ‘Unstoppable Stories’ of being at the top of their game in both the Ironman/Ironwoman series.
CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN
OUTLET: FOX LEAGUE LIVE
Trevor Hendy chats with Fox League Presenter’s Dan Ginnane, Mick Ennis, Cooper Cronk about Ironman's 40 years of association with Nutri Grain. Talking all things about exercise, training, history and the way he paved for his Ironman son TJ.
CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN
OUTLET: THE TODAY SHOW
Nutri-Grain is marking its 40th anniversary with the Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns Jordan Mercer and TJ Hendy on the back of cereal boxes.
Their fathers, Darren Mercer and Trevor Hendy, were stars in their own light but now they are passing on the baton to their extraordinary children.
CLIENT: NUTRI-GRAIN
OUTLET: CHANNEL TEN’S STUDIO 10
Trevor Hendy and TJ Hendy speak with Studio 10, talking the IronMan sport and the legacy their family has built through the sport.
Nutri-Grain is marking its 40th anniversary with the Ironman and Ironwoman Series by immortalising young guns Jordan Mercer and TJ Hendy on the back of cereal boxes.
