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Biography

I'm a freelance journalist and editor, with bylines in places like The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald, Crikey, SBS, The Feed and Junkee Media titles. I also regularly appear on ABC Radio. Previously, I was Deputy Managing Editor at Mumbrella and Head of Communications at DDB Group Australia. I judge industry award shows, and in 2022 was named one of B&T's 30 under 30. Additionally, I am admitted as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of New South Wales.

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  Go hard on bright colours and easy on exfoliating: how to do a summer pedicure at home

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  Dec. 18, 2024

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  ‘Don't make the customer do the heavy lifting’: NRMA CMO calls brands out for poor CX

  By Brittney Rigby Verified

  Aug. 27, 2024

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  Go hard on bright colours and easy on exfoliating: how to do a summer pedicure at home

  By Brittney Rigby Verified

  Dec. 18, 2024

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Little Black Book

LBBonline, also known as Little Black Book, is a global platform that celebrates creativity in the advertising industry. Launched in 2010, it serves as a centralized hub for advertising professionals to access news, showcase their work, and connect with potential clients. The platform offers a variety of services, including updates on industry news, job opportunities, and a space for agencies and production companies to display their creative projects. LBBonline caters to a diverse community, including major advertising agencies and in-house brand marketing departments. It provides valuable insights and analysis on trends in advertising and marketing. With a significant global presence, LBBonline is recognized as an essential resource for professionals in the communications industry, helping them network and share their stories effectively. Phoebe Siggins serves as the COO, contributing to the platform's impact in the advertising sector.