The news organisation said it will launch operations in Australia and introduce Canberra Playbook when the Australian parliament returns from its winter recess in the third quarter of 2026.
His remit includes supporting retailers and brands seeking more measurable, data-led retail media outcomes and contributing to Zitcha’s broader commercial strategy.
If the transaction has not closed by September 30, 2026, WBD shareholders will receive a $0.25 per share “ticking fee” for each quarter, measured daily, until completion.
The campaign positions homeownership as more than a financial transaction, emphasising themes of long-term security, momentum and wealth creation.
According to the companies, this year’s campaign builds on the momentum of the previous edition by focusing on longer-term infrastructure support.
The premise behind the new vision is: “The finest of everything, everywhere, all at once,” positioning the vessel itself as the ultimate destination and highlighting the mobility of a boutique resort at sea.
Her appointment comes as Milieu Insight continues to build out its leadership bench in key markets.
The rebrand is supported by investment from parent company News Corp and will coincide with the unveiling of a new state-of-the-art media broadcast headquarters.
Done alongside Handl Media and Yellow Door Studio, the campaign features a unifying story that celebrates and gives back to fans, teams, and partners.
Over the past year, the company said it has undergone a transformation under independent ownership, with increased investments in talent, technology and partnerships.
