oOh!media has launched four large format digital billboards along Melbourne’s EastLink corridor, enhancing advertiser reach across one of Melbourne’s most influential commuter motorways.
Get to know Jorjha Unwin Vickery, Senior Business Manager at oOh!, in the latest Young Guns profile from AdNews.
oOh!media is set to develop sixnew digital billboard faces in Adelaide, securing a contract with the South Australian Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT).
MOVE, the highly anticipated and groundbreaking new audience measurement tool for Out of Home (OOH) will be live from Monday 09 March 2026. Outdoor Media Association (OMA) media owner members and media agency MOVE license holders can book new campaigns using MOVE data from this date. The official transition to MOVE will then be effective as of Monday 16 March 2026 – with MOVE becoming OOH’s united currency and the only industry standard for campaign planning, buying and reporting moving forward. MOVE has been […]
As originally published via CampaignBrief WA. Cancer Council WA has partnered with oOh!media, OMD and Gatecrasher to deliver a custom street furniture installation at Cottesloe Beach as part of its latest SunSmart campaign, If You Could See UV. The special build transforms everyday street furniture into an eye-catching reminder of the invisible dangers of ultraviolet […]
A first-of-its-kind media takeover with oOh!media ensured all eyes were on the first over of all five Test Matches in the NRMA Insurance Ashes Series this summer.
Airwallex, has delivered the country’s biggest OOH screen takeover in an unprecedented moment in Australian brand advertising history, and a global first for motorsport sponsorship.
oOh!media has unveiled its largest Australian Open advertising program to date, capturing consumer attention at scale during the year’s first Grand Slam.
Melbourne’s newest commuter journey has officially opened, with oOh!media announcing launch partners for the first stage of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel.
oOh!media announces the launch of the Waverley Council Street furniture network after the conversion of all former classic sites into a 100% fully digital offering.
