Classic Australian films coming back to the big screen as part of new on-demand platform Tugg

CLIENT: TUGG
OUTLET: THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

THEY are the movies that shaped a nation but now, sit, largely forgotten in discount bins and consigned to late-night re-runs.

But some of Australia’s hidden film gems are set to be dusted off as part of a new on-demand platform designed to reintroduce classic movies to the big screen.

In collaboration with Roadshow Films and Leap Frog Films, the web-based initiative named Tugg gives regular movie goers the opportunity to screen famous Australian flicks in cinemas for private friend parties or charity events.

Whizz raises $2m for its on-demand home cleaning start-up

CLIENT: WHIZZ
OUTLET: THE AUSTRALIAN

A group of five wealthy Australian investors have thrown their support behind on-demand cleaning start-up Whizz, which has closed a $2 million Series B raising with support from the likes of Goldman Sachs Australia boss Simon Rothery, Collingwood FC vice-president Alex Waislitz, Godfreys chief executive Tom Krulis and property investor Allen Linz.

Internet service brings cinema to the home

CLIENT: TUGG (MOVIE: MATES VS ZOMBIES)
OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS

For years big TV screens and the internet have contributed to the steady decline of Australian cinemas. Now movie fans are hiring cinemas to see niche movies of their choice - on a really big screen.

Ireland's swearing, singing Mother Teresa

CLIENT: TUGG (MOVIE: NOBLE)
OUTLET: WEEKEND SUNRISE 

Andrew and Mon chat to Christina Noble, who overcame hardship in Ireland to help poor and orphaned children across the globe.

There's No One 'Right' Way To Negotiate

CLIENT: UNSTOPPABLES 
OUTLET: LIFE HACKER

Whether you’re arguing for a feature in a meeting, pitching for a job or debating why you deserve a pay rise, you shouldn’t rely on just one methodology.

That’s the argument that Matt Lohmeyer of Negotiation Partners rests upon. His position is that negotiation involves having a “toolbox” of propositions.

Home cleaning service app cashing in

CLIENT: WHIZZ
OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS

Home cleaning is a $2 billion dollar a year industry in Australia. New local software company, WHIZZ,  is cashing in with the country's first on demand cleaning app.   Djuro Sen reports

Whizz joins on-demand economy with home cleaning iPhone app

CLIENT: WHIZZ
OUTLET: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

With Spring approaching Mark Bernber wants to Whizz in your pool.

The CEO and co-founder of online cleaning business, Whizz Technologies, Bernberg is today launching the iPhone app for the service – but he's already weighing up new services for the Whizz portfolio.

Finally there's an app that will send someone to clean your home whenever you need it

CLIENT: WHIZZ
OUTLET: BUSINESS INSIDER

My house smells like chocolate. No, I haven’t accidentally left an Easter egg out to melt, my house has just been “whizz’d”.

A little after 5pm the other day I had a cleaner come through my two bedroom apartment in Sydney’s north. He was “whizzing”, and he called himself a “whizzard”.

You can pick movies you love

CLIENT: TUGG
OUTLET: THE BORDER MAIL

BORDER film buffs can write their own ticket — literally.

Albury Regent Cinema has a new program that provides patrons with independent or obscure movies that otherwise wouldn’t hit the big screen.

Working with ticketing website Tugg, the centre will host one-off screenings, provided there are 50 bookings for a movie.

Small budget movies now a reality on the big screen in Ballarat

CLIENT: TUGG
OUTLET: THE COURIER

LOCAL movie-lovers could see more small budget documentaries on the big screen thanks to crowd funding efforts.

A relationship between The Regent Cinema and the website Tugg Australia is providing the opportunity for independent movies to be seen locally.