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|enemy          = [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|Grey Dalek]]
|enemy          = [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|Grey Dalek]]
|setting        = [[Robot Banks]] [[call centre]]
|setting        = [[Robot Banks]] [[call centre]]
|director      = Sean Meehan
|director      = [[Sean Meehan]]
|producer      = [[Soma Films]]
|producer      = [[Soma Films]]
|release date  = 9 March 2005
|release date  = 9 March 2005
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}}</ref>, was a narrative TV commercial produced by [[Soma Films]] for the Australian {{w|ANZ Bank}}, featuring n appearance by the [[Dalek]]s authorised by [[BBC Worldwide]],<ref name="FB" /> via props provided by the Australian group [[Retro Universal Robots]], then going by [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]], who also provided Dalek props for a number of events and productions such as [[Reeltime Pictures]]' ''[[The Doctor Down Under (documentary)|The Doctor Down Under]]''<ref name="CDR">{{cite web
}}</ref>, was a narrative TV commercial produced by [[Soma Films]] for the Australian {{w|ANZ Bank}}, featuring an appearance by the [[Dalek]]s authorised by [[BBC Worldwide]],<ref name="FB" /> via props provided by the Australian group [[Retro Universal Robots]], then going by [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]], who also provided Dalek props for a number of events and productions such as [[Reeltime Pictures]]' ''[[The Doctor Down Under (documentary)|The Doctor Down Under]]''<ref name="CDR">{{cite web
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|archivedate=7 September 2024
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}}</ref>. The parodical minisode also featured appearances by two iconic fictional [[robot]]s: [[Robot B9]] from ''[[Lost in Space (series)|Lost in Space]]'', whose usage was overseen by [[Sheila Matthews Allen|the wife of Irwin Allen]]<ref name="FB" />, and [[John Robot|"John"]] from the [[1962 (production)|1962]] Soviet science-fiction film {{wi|Planeta Bur}}.
}}</ref>. The parodical minisode also featured appearances by two iconic fictional [[robot]]s: the [[B9 Robot]] from ''[[Lost in Space (series)|Lost in Space]]'', whose usage was overseen by [[Sheila Matthews Allen|the wife of Irwin Allen]]<ref name="FB" />, and [[John Robot|"John"]] from the [[1962 (production)|1962]] Soviet science-fiction film {{wi|Planeta Bur}}.


The campaign ran between [[9 March (releases)|9 March]] and [[11 March (releases)|11 March]] [[2005 (releases)|2005]],<ref name="FB" /><ref name="CDR" /> forming the Daleks' final televised appearance in the "pre-NuWho" era which would be ushered in by the debut of {{cs|Rose (TV story)}} on [[26 March (releases)|26 March]]. On 9 March, [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]] released a behind-the-scenes featurette on the making of the short, also including an official upload of the finished product in low resolution at the end.<ref name="FB" /> The short would also be given an official, free online home on ANZ's official website's "Promotions" page alongside a library of other such adverts, where it remained for some years.<ref name="ANZ /">
The campaign ran between [[9 March (releases)|9 March]] and [[11 March (releases)|11 March]] [[2005 (releases)|2005]],<ref name="FB" /><ref name="CDR" /> forming the Daleks' final televised appearance in the "pre-NuWho" era which would be ushered in by the debut of {{cs|Rose (TV story)}} on [[26 March (releases)|26 March]]. On 9 March, [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]] released a behind-the-scenes featurette on the making of the short, also including an official upload of the finished product in low resolution at the end.<ref name="FB" /> The short would also be given an official, free online home on ANZ's official website's "Promotions" page alongside a library of other such adverts, where it remained for some years.<ref name="ANZ" />


== Publisher's summary ==
== Publisher's summary ==
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== Plot ==
== Plot ==
At an "average" [[Robot Banks|banking]] [[call centre]] which appears to be manned entirely by [[robot]]s and other biomechanoids, [[Robot B9]] picks up a phone receiver with its claw. Without even hearing out the calle's request, it shouts "Your call is important to us!", instructs it to "press # to continue", then passes the call along to the equally useless [[John (Robots Ad)|John]], who explains in broken, robotic English that the call has been placed on hold and "there will be short wait" [''sic'']. John then attempts to pass the phone to a [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|Grey Dalek]], who is closely followed by a [[Blue Dalek (Robots Ad)|Blue Dalek]]. However, the Dalek's [[manipulator arm]] cannot hold the phone and it drops to the floor; this angers the Dalek, who begins to shout "[[Exterminate]]! Exterminate! ''Destroy''!" and winds up shooting at John with its [[gunstick]] while a flailing Robot continues to repeat "Your call is important to us! ''Your call is important to us!''"
At an "average" [[Robot Banks|banking]] [[call centre]] which appears to be manned entirely by [[robot]]s and other biomechanoids, the [[B9 Robot]] picks up a phone receiver with its claw. Without even hearing out the caller's request, it shouts "Your call is important to us!", instructs it to "press # to continue", then passes the call along to the equally useless [[John (Robots Ad)|John]], who explains in broken, robotic English that the call has been placed on hold and "there will be short wait" [''sic'']. John then attempts to pass the phone to a [[Grey Dalek (Robots Ad)|Grey Dalek]], who is closely followed by a [[Blue Dalek (Robots Ad)|Blue Dalek]]. However, the Dalek's [[manipulator arm]] cannot hold the phone and it drops to the floor; this angers the Dalek, who begins to shout "[[Exterminate]]! Exterminate! ''Destroy''!" and winds up shooting at John with its [[gunstick]] while a flailing Robot continues to repeat "Your call is important to us! ''Your call is important to us!''"


Meanwhile, [[ANZ (in-universe)|ANZ]]'s own, serene, human-operated call centre has recently been certfied as "[[Australia's best call centre".  
Meanwhile, [[ANZ (in-universe)|ANZ]]'s own, serene, human-operated call centre has recently been certfied as "[[Australia]]'s best call centre".


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
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* [[Cyber Girl]] - [[Vanessa (actor)|Vanessa]]<ref name="FB" />{{note|The performer portraying the [[Cyber Girl]] is seen out of costume and identified as "Vanessa" in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but her full name is not given.}}
* [[Cyber Girl]] - [[Vanessa (actor)|Vanessa]]<ref name="FB" />{{note|The performer portraying the [[Cyber Girl]] is seen out of costume and identified as "Vanessa" in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but her full name is not given.}}


=== Non-performed and uncredited ===
=== Non-performed or uncredited ===
* [[Green Toy]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Green Toy]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[B9 Robot]]<ref name="FB" />{{note|The actor portraying the [[B9 Robot]] is seen out of costume, and sympathetically referred to as simply a "poor chap", within the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but his full name is not given.}}
* [[B9 Robot]]<ref name="FB" />{{note|The actor portraying the [[B9 Robot]] is seen out of costume, and sympathetically referred to as simply a "poor chap", within the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but his full name is not given.}}
* [[Torpedo Head]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Torpedo Head]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Pod Robot]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Octopus-looking robot]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Octopus-looking robot]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Blue Dalek (Robots Ad)|Blue Dalek]]<ref name="FB" />
* [[Blue Dalek (Robots Ad)|Blue Dalek]]<ref name="FB" />
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== Crew ==
== Crew ==
* [[Director (crew)|Director]] - [[Sean Meehan]]
* [[Director (crew)|Director]] - [[Sean Meehan]]
* First assistant director - [[Richard McGrath]]
* [[1st assistant director]] - [[Richard McGrath]]
* [[B9 Robot]] provided by [[Glen Weir]]{{note|name=sp|The name is only spoken aloud in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette and may be misspelled}}, with usage overseen by [[Sheila Matthews Allen]]
* [[B9 Robot]] provided by [[Glen Weir]]{{note|name=sp|The name is only spoken aloud in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette and may be misspelled}}, with usage overseen by [[Sheila Matthews Allen]]


== Worldbuilding ==
== Worldbuilding ==
* Other "robots" at the [[call centre]] include a [[Gold Dalek (Robots Ad)|Gold Dalek]], the [[Cyber Girl]], the "[[Torpedo Head]]", the [[Pod Robot]], and an [[octopus-looking robot]].
* Other "robots" at the [[call centre]] include a [[Gold Dalek (Robots Ad)|Gold Dalek]], the [[Cyber Girl]], the "[[Torpedo Head]]", and an [[octopus-looking robot]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* Despite the generic nature of the location, the robot [[call centre]] was an entirely artificial set built in an empty "floor area" in an "industrial estate", with large numbers of out-of-date office appliances being purchased especially for the production in order to dress it up. Meanwhile, the human [[Call Centre girls]] were filmed against a greenscreen.<ref name="FB" />
* Despite the generic nature of the location, the robot [[call centre]] was an entirely artificial set built in an empty "floor area" in an "industrial estate", with large numbers of out-of-date office appliances being purchased especially for the production in order to dress it up. Meanwhile, the human [[Call Centre girls]] were filmed against a greenscreen.<ref name="FB" />
* The "[[B9 Robot|B9 ''Lost in Space'' Robot]]" prop was provided by Australian [[Glen Weir]]{{note|name=sp}}, and three Dalek props — a [[Grey Dalek]], a [[Blue Dalek]], an [[Imperial Dalek|Imperial]]-esque [[White Dalek]], and a [[Gold Dalek]] — were provided by [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]], although the White Dalek cannot be seen in the final cut. The remaining eight full-sized robots, including the {{wi|Planeta Bur}}-based articulated [[John Robot]] suit, were created by [[Studio Kite]]{{note|name=sp}} over a nine-day period. Additionally, a number of small, off-the-shelves model robots were "scattered around" the set, including an animated one with the ability to walk; however, none of these toy robots are visible in the finished story.
* The "[[B9 Robot|B9 ''Lost in Space'' Robot]]" prop was provided by Australian [[Glen Weir]]{{note|name=sp}}, and three Dalek props — a [[Grey Dalek]], a [[Blue Dalek]], an [[Imperial Dalek|Imperial]]-esque [[White Dalek]], and a [[Gold Dalek]] — were provided by [[Canberra Daleks & Robots]], although the White Dalek cannot be seen in the final cut. The remaining eight full-sized robots, including the {{wi|Planeta Bur}}-based articulated [[John Robot]] suit, were created by [[Studio Kite]] over a nine-day period. Additionally, a number of small, off-the-shelves model robots were "scattered around" the set, including an animated one with the ability to walk; however, none of these toy robots are visible in the finished story.
** A deleted gag shot featured the White Dalek and Grey Dalek facing each other at a corridor entrance point too narrow to accommodate them both, resulting in an angry confrontation.<ref name="FB" />
* A deleted gag shot featured the White Dalek and Grey Dalek facing each other at a corridor entrance point too narrow to accommodate them both, resulting in an angry confrontation.<ref name="FB" />
* Various bits of in-universe set-dressing are highlighted within the Facebook documentary but were not legible on-screen. These documents featured consistent branding for the "[[Robot Banks]]" operating the call centre, and includd:
[[File:Pod Robot.png|thumb|right|The Pod Robot, an especially-built animated prop which appears nowhere in the final cut.<ref name="FB" />]]
* One of the full-size robots highlighted in the featurette, the "Pod Robot", is likewise completely unseen in the final cut, with a a close-up of John Robot's arm blocking it from view at the one angle from which it might have been glimpsed in the background towards the end.<ref name="FB" />
* No voice actors are credited, either in the advert itself or the documentary, for the speaking parts of the B9 Robot, John, and the Gey Dalek. The Grey Dialogue's only dialogue (generic cries of "Exterminate! Exterminate! Destroy!") were obtained by reusing audio from [[TV]]: {{cs|The Power of the Daleks (TV story)}}, but sampling cannot have been used for John and B9 Robot's more context-specific lines. Although dialogue can be heard on-set in the documentary during some shots, these would seem to constitute mere scratch tracks which had always been intended to be dubbed over. If {{w|Dick Tufeld}} reprised his role as the B9 Robot from the original series, this may have constituted his last-ever performance as the character.
* Various bits of in-universe set-dressing are highlighted within the Facebook documentary but were not legible on-screen. These documents featured consistent branding for the "[[Robot Banks]]" operating the call centre, and included:
** A "Certificate of High Achievement" pinned in [[John Robot|John]]'s cubicle, dated [[March]] [[2005]] and reading "Operator John successfully completed [[6 (number)|6]] calls without causing serious bodily harm to a human being. Congratulations!!!"
** A "Certificate of High Achievement" pinned in [[John Robot|John]]'s cubicle, dated [[March]] [[2005]] and reading "Operator John successfully completed [[6 (number)|6]] calls without causing serious bodily harm to a human being. Congratulations!!!"
** The "Call Center Rules of Conduct", reading:
** The "Call Center Rules of Conduct", reading:
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*** "5. Human beings are people too. (Almost.)"
*** "5. Human beings are people too. (Almost.)"
** A sign reading: "REMEMBER: Be gentle with your computer, for it is also a machine. Be gentle with your phone for ti s also a machine. Do not cannibalise office machinery for spare parts. Tea and Coffee may rust your wokrings — be careful. TODAY the banks, tomorrow THE WORLD!"
** A sign reading: "REMEMBER: Be gentle with your computer, for it is also a machine. Be gentle with your phone for ti s also a machine. Do not cannibalise office machinery for spare parts. Tea and Coffee may rust your wokrings — be careful. TODAY the banks, tomorrow THE WORLD!"
** A whiteboard with a hand-written table with columns for "Operator", "Calls taken", "✓", "✘", and "Fatalities". The listed operators include "[[Jet Engine Head]]" (presumably [[Torpedo Head]]), "[[Dalek]] #385", [[John Robot|John]], "Drek", "[[Cyber Babe]]" (presumably the [[Cyber Girl]]), "[[Dalek BD #314", and "[[Green Toy]]" (presumably the large green boxy-looking robot with the animated arm). Jet Engine Head has six fatalities, the first Dalek has two, and Green Toy has three.  
** A whiteboard with a hand-written table with columns for "Operator", "Calls taken", "✓", "✘", and "Fatalities". The listed operators include "[[Jet Engine Head]]" (presumably [[Torpedo Head]]), "[[Dalek]] #385", [[John Robot|John]], "Drek", "[[Cyber Babe]]" (presumably the [[Cyber Girl]]), "[[Dalek]] BD #314", and "[[Green Toy]]" (presumably the large green boxy-looking robot with the animated arm). Jet Engine Head has six fatalities, the first Dalek has two, and Green Toy has three.  


=== Filming locations ===
=== Filming locations ===
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== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* One of the [[Dalek]]s working at the [[Robot Banks]] [[call centre]] resembles a [[Skaro City Dalek (Dr. Who and the Daleks)|Skaro City Dalek]] as seen in the film [[TV]]: {{cs|Dr. Who and the Daleks (theatrical film)}}, although with smaller, TV-sized [[luminosity discharger]]s. Movie Daleks with reduced head-lights were also seen as the [[Mechanus Attack Dalek]]s in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Chase (TV story)}}, although those pops had further modifications not displayed by the call centre Blue Dalek here.
* One of the [[Dalek]]s working at the [[Robot Banks]] [[call centre]] resembles a [[Skaro City Dalek (Dr. Who and the Daleks)|Skaro City Dalek]] as seen in the film [[TV]]: {{cs|Dr. Who and the Daleks (theatrical film)}}, although with smaller, TV-sized [[luminosity discharger]]s. Movie Daleks with reduced head-lights were also seen as the [[Mechanus Attack Dalek]]s in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Chase (TV story)}}, although those pops had further modifications not displayed by the call centre Blue Dalek here.
* The [[Gold Dalek (Robots Ad)|Gold Dalek]] looks similar to [[Gold Dalek (Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.)|the one]] seen in charge of the [[2150 Dalek invasion of Earth]] in [[TV]]: {{cs|Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (theatrical film)}}.


== External links ==
== External links ==

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The Robots Ad[1], also referred to as the ANZ Bank Ad[2] or ANZ Bank Advert[3], was a narrative TV commercial produced by Soma Films for the Australian ANZ Bank, featuring an appearance by the Daleks authorised by BBC Worldwide,[3] via props provided by the Australian group Retro Universal Robots, then going by Canberra Daleks & Robots, who also provided Dalek props for a number of events and productions such as Reeltime Pictures' The Doctor Down Under[2]. The parodical minisode also featured appearances by two iconic fictional robots: the B9 Robot from Lost in Space, whose usage was overseen by the wife of Irwin Allen[3], and "John" from the 1962 Soviet science-fiction film Planeta Bur.

The campaign ran between 9 March and 11 March 2005,[3][2] forming the Daleks' final televised appearance in the "pre-NuWho" era which would be ushered in by the debut of Rose [+]Loading...["Rose (TV story)"] on 26 March. On 9 March, Canberra Daleks & Robots released a behind-the-scenes featurette on the making of the short, also including an official upload of the finished product in low resolution at the end.[3] The short would also be given an official, free online home on ANZ's official website's "Promotions" page alongside a library of other such adverts, where it remained for some years.[1]

Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

This TV commercial features our Australian Call Centre, which was recently awarded Best Call Centre in Australia by the Institute of Customer Service Professionals and is now open 24 hours, 7 days a week for your convenience - that's ANZ NOW.[1]

Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

A dysfunctional robot-operated call centre is compared to a human, and humane, one.

Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]

At an "average" banking call centre which appears to be manned entirely by robots and other biomechanoids, the B9 Robot picks up a phone receiver with its claw. Without even hearing out the caller's request, it shouts "Your call is important to us!", instructs it to "press # to continue", then passes the call along to the equally useless John, who explains in broken, robotic English that the call has been placed on hold and "there will be short wait" [sic]. John then attempts to pass the phone to a Grey Dalek, who is closely followed by a Blue Dalek. However, the Dalek's manipulator arm cannot hold the phone and it drops to the floor; this angers the Dalek, who begins to shout "Exterminate! Exterminate! Destroy!" and winds up shooting at John with its gunstick while a flailing Robot continues to repeat "Your call is important to us! Your call is important to us!"

Meanwhile, ANZ's own, serene, human-operated call centre has recently been certfied as "Australia's best call centre".

Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]

Non-performed or uncredited[[edit] | [edit source]]

Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Despite the generic nature of the location, the robot call centre was an entirely artificial set built in an empty "floor area" in an "industrial estate", with large numbers of out-of-date office appliances being purchased especially for the production in order to dress it up. Meanwhile, the human Call Centre girls were filmed against a greenscreen.[3]
  • The "B9 Lost in Space Robot" prop was provided by Australian Glen Weir[nb 3], and three Dalek props — a Grey Dalek, a Blue Dalek, an Imperial-esque White Dalek, and a Gold Dalek — were provided by Canberra Daleks & Robots, although the White Dalek cannot be seen in the final cut. The remaining eight full-sized robots, including the Planeta Bur-based articulated John Robot suit, were created by Studio Kite over a nine-day period. Additionally, a number of small, off-the-shelves model robots were "scattered around" the set, including an animated one with the ability to walk; however, none of these toy robots are visible in the finished story.
  • A deleted gag shot featured the White Dalek and Grey Dalek facing each other at a corridor entrance point too narrow to accommodate them both, resulting in an angry confrontation.[3]
The Pod Robot, an especially-built animated prop which appears nowhere in the final cut.[3]
  • One of the full-size robots highlighted in the featurette, the "Pod Robot", is likewise completely unseen in the final cut, with a a close-up of John Robot's arm blocking it from view at the one angle from which it might have been glimpsed in the background towards the end.[3]
  • No voice actors are credited, either in the advert itself or the documentary, for the speaking parts of the B9 Robot, John, and the Gey Dalek. The Grey Dialogue's only dialogue (generic cries of "Exterminate! Exterminate! Destroy!") were obtained by reusing audio from TVThe Power of the Daleks [+]Loading...["The Power of the Daleks (TV story)"], but sampling cannot have been used for John and B9 Robot's more context-specific lines. Although dialogue can be heard on-set in the documentary during some shots, these would seem to constitute mere scratch tracks which had always been intended to be dubbed over. If Dick Tufeld reprised his role as the B9 Robot from the original series, this may have constituted his last-ever performance as the character.
  • Various bits of in-universe set-dressing are highlighted within the Facebook documentary but were not legible on-screen. These documents featured consistent branding for the "Robot Banks" operating the call centre, and included:
    • A "Certificate of High Achievement" pinned in John's cubicle, dated March 2005 and reading "Operator John successfully completed 6 calls without causing serious bodily harm to a human being. Congratulations!!!"
    • The "Call Center Rules of Conduct", reading:
      • "1. Oil/fuel leaks must be reported."
      • "2. Nuclear power units forbidden."
      • "3. No gun fights during work hours."
      • "4. The customer may be right."
      • "5. Human beings are people too. (Almost.)"
    • A sign reading: "REMEMBER: Be gentle with your computer, for it is also a machine. Be gentle with your phone for ti s also a machine. Do not cannibalise office machinery for spare parts. Tea and Coffee may rust your wokrings — be careful. TODAY the banks, tomorrow THE WORLD!"
    • A whiteboard with a hand-written table with columns for "Operator", "Calls taken", "✓", "✘", and "Fatalities". The listed operators include "Jet Engine Head" (presumably Torpedo Head), "Dalek #385", John, "Drek", "Cyber Babe" (presumably the Cyber Girl), "Dalek BD #314", and "Green Toy" (presumably the large green boxy-looking robot with the animated arm). Jet Engine Head has six fatalities, the first Dalek has two, and Green Toy has three.

Filming locations[[edit] | [edit source]]

Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. The performer portraying the Cyber Girl is seen out of costume and identified as "Vanessa" in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but her full name is not given.
  2. The actor portraying the B9 Robot is seen out of costume, and sympathetically referred to as simply a "poor chap", within the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette, but his full name is not given.
  3. 3.0 3.1 The name is only spoken aloud in the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette and may be misspelled
  4. The location is misspelled as "Land Cove" in a caption within the Facebook behind-the-scenes featurette. However, Andrew Corson correctly pronounces it as "Lane Cove", and it is rendered as such on the official Canberra Daleks & Robots website.

References[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Advertising. ANZ Bank. Archived from the original on 8 February 2010. Retrieved on 7 January 2010.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Productions. Canberra Daleks & Robots. Archived from the original on 7 September 2024. Retrieved on 7 September 2024.
  3. 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 9 March 2005 ANZ Bank Advert. Facebook. Archived from the original on 7 September 2024. Retrieved on 7 September 2024.