Skip To Main Content
Arvind Hickman on Muck Rack

Arvind Hickman

Verified
  • Features and Analysis Editor, B&T
  • Journalist and Editor, Freelance
Sydney, Wandsworth
As seen in: B&T, Flipboard, Campaign (UK), PR Week, Campaign (US), AdNews (Australia), HR Magazine (UK), Campaign Asia, Journal of Accountancy, Third Sector, Travel Weekly (Australia) and
B&T Features and Analysis Editor. Former Media Editor of Campaign. Loves sport (LFC), cooking, travelling & photography.

Get in touch with Arvind

Contact Arvind, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Articles

‘These Brands Are Severely Damaged’: ABC’s Food Fraud Expose Likely To Spark A Consumer Backlash & Trust Crisis

|
By Arvind Hickman Verified
| B&T
Supermarket brands face an uphill battle to restore consumer confidence after Four Corners exposed widespread deception and misleading marketing after testing samples of hundreds of products. Dozens of tomato pastes, spices, seafood, alcohol, eggs and other products were found to mislead consumers by either wrongfully claiming the product’s country of origin (often claiming they were Australian made when from China) or being contaminated with unsafe heavy metals or dangerous levels of methanol.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

OMD Lands Qantas & Jetstar Media Duties Across Asia

|
By Arvind Hickman Verified
| B&T
Qantas Group has booked OMD to handle media buying and planning for Qantas and Jetstar across the Asian region, following a competitive pitch. OMD will now lead media strategy, planning and buying for the group across Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan, as well as regional campaigns. Previously, OMD handled media for the Qantas brand, while WPP managed media for Jetstar across the Asian region.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

RECMA: Publicis On Track To Top New Business Activity, Omnicom Media Accounts For 45% Of Aussie Market

|
By Arvind Hickman Verified
| B&T
Australia’s holding company media agency market grew by 5.7 per cent in 2025 driven by a diversification of services, according to RECMA’s Overall Activity report, which assess account moves. Major holdcos account for 60 per cent of billings of the Australian media market, which RECMA estimates at $9.9 billion in 2025.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (2) Issue with article?
See all 1,445 licensed articles (3,934 Total)