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The Cubery Hot List Australia

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In a media landscape where standing out has never been harder, this study establishes a new barometer for marketers and agencies across Australia—revealing the country’s most memorable ads, as recalled by everyday consumers. To do this Cubery speaks to thousands of Aussies every week, asking a simple question:

“What’s an ad you’ve seen recently that you either loved or hated?”

Together with a love/hate sentiment score—revealing how the ad resonated emotionally—this longitudinal study maps the intersection of emotion, attention, and media muscle. The result? Never-before-seen insights into what’s really cutting through, getting noticed, and striking a chord with the general public.

Seeing what breaks through is one thing. Knowing why is another.

Kudos to all the brands featured in this quarter’s Top 10 and, of course, their legendary agency partners. If you’re interested in digging deeper into these results—or learning more about how Cubery helps brands unlock more creatively disruptive and commercially effective work—get in touch to speak with our team.

Q3 2025 Rankings

Telstra  |  Wherever We Go
#1 Most recalled ad (same as Q2)
Overall, Amazon’s global Christmas campaign received a lukewarm response from the general public. While some found the story of a workman’s tune given center stage both heartwarming and likable, others found the approach a little dull. And while the ad did work to remind people of the needs the delivery giant can help meet, recognition of Amazon as the main driver behind the janitor’s ascension onto the main stage was tenuous to say the least—with the ad neither looking like, nor feeling like, a quintessentially Amazon advertisement.
“It just washed over me, indifferent.”
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