#CUinNT

[melvinzed]

Fan art for the 15th anniversary of Wolf Creek.

[caitiward]

I know I am über late to the party, but I am dying: death by smart arse Australians who work in marketing. (These are real, btw) #CUinNT #NorthernTerritory #Australia https://www.instagram.com/p/B4VJ19NpDUh/?igshid=101jworoq2cln

[kenworthtrucks2020]

A big thanks to Truck Photography Australia for sharing this awesome picture from the Northern Territory. • • • #Kenworth #T609 #kenwortht609 #kenworthtrucks2019 #kenworthtrucksofinstagram #Kenworthtrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #kenworthsdaily #truckphotographyaustralia #northernterritory #cuinnt #roadtrain #doubleroadtrain #truckandtrailer #truckpictures #kwtweek52 (at Katherine, Northern Territory) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6j2muupYFn/?igshid=5enqr1blmfm2

[neilcreek]

Uluru Cave

[adambstingus]

‘CU in the NT’ campaign ruled as obscene despite props from tourism body

That CU in the NT campaign didn’t get a laugh from everybody.

Image: nt official/facebook

That bootleg “CU in the NT” campaign for Australia’s Northern Territory certainly got plenty of attention last year, but of course, it didn’t thrill everyone.

One complaint to the country’s Advertising Standards Board (ASB) called it “Crass, offensive and not suitable to be displayed where children can see it.”

Although it’s a sentiment the Northern Territory’s tourism department agrees with, it did concede the campaign created plenty of travel buzz for the state.

SEE ALSO: Australia’s oldest living prime minister really knows how to chug a beer

“The initial thing about the campaign is that it certainly did get a lot of people talking about the Northern Territory and what there is to see and do up here,” Valerie Smith, acting executive director of the NT tourism department, told ABC News on Thursday.

A photo posted by CU in the NT (@cuinnt) on Nov 8, 2016 at 6:43am PST

“While some people might have had a private giggle, it is not something at all appropriate for a marketing campaign.

“It’s not something we would do or condone, but at the same time it does hanker to some of that larrikinism that is still up here in the Northern Territory.”

The ASB upheld the complaint, determining the campaign was “obscene and inappropriate.”

However, the ASB has no real power over the guerilla group of creators, cheekily named “NT Official.”

The authority will instead “liaise” with NT Official and Facebook to try and convince them to take campaign down.

Turns out swearing can get you a pretty long way.

BONUS: LG’s new TV is thinner than your phone

from All Of Beer http://allofbeer.com/2017/06/07/cu-in-the-nt-campaign-ruled-as-obscene-despite-props-from-tourism-body/ from All of Beer https://allofbeercom.tumblr.com/post/161535964402

[allofbeercom]

‘CU in the NT’ campaign ruled as obscene despite props from tourism body

That CU in the NT campaign didn’t get a laugh from everybody.

Image: nt official/facebook

That bootleg “CU in the NT” campaign for Australia’s Northern Territory certainly got plenty of attention last year, but of course, it didn’t thrill everyone.

One complaint to the country’s Advertising Standards Board (ASB) called it “Crass, offensive and not suitable to be displayed where children can see it.”

Although it’s a sentiment the Northern Territory’s tourism department agrees with, it did concede the campaign created plenty of travel buzz for the state.

SEE ALSO: Australia’s oldest living prime minister really knows how to chug a beer

“The initial thing about the campaign is that it certainly did get a lot of people talking about the Northern Territory and what there is to see and do up here,” Valerie Smith, acting executive director of the NT tourism department, told ABC News on Thursday.

A photo posted by CU in the NT (@cuinnt) on Nov 8, 2016 at 6:43am PST

“While some people might have had a private giggle, it is not something at all appropriate for a marketing campaign.

“It’s not something we would do or condone, but at the same time it does hanker to some of that larrikinism that is still up here in the Northern Territory.”

The ASB upheld the complaint, determining the campaign was “obscene and inappropriate.”

However, the ASB has no real power over the guerilla group of creators, cheekily named “NT Official.”

The authority will instead “liaise” with NT Official and Facebook to try and convince them to take campaign down.

Turns out swearing can get you a pretty long way.

BONUS: LG’s new TV is thinner than your phone

from All Of Beer http://allofbeer.com/2017/06/07/cu-in-the-nt-campaign-ruled-as-obscene-despite-props-from-tourism-body/

[samanthasroberts]

‘CU in the NT’ campaign ruled as obscene despite props from tourism body

That CU in the NT campaign didn’t get a laugh from everybody.

Image: nt official/facebook

That bootleg “CU in the NT” campaign for Australia’s Northern Territory certainly got plenty of attention last year, but of course, it didn’t thrill everyone.

One complaint to the country’s Advertising Standards Board (ASB) called it “Crass, offensive and not suitable to be displayed where children can see it.”

Although it’s a sentiment the Northern Territory’s tourism department agrees with, it did concede the campaign created plenty of travel buzz for the state.

SEE ALSO: Australia’s oldest living prime minister really knows how to chug a beer

“The initial thing about the campaign is that it certainly did get a lot of people talking about the Northern Territory and what there is to see and do up here,” Valerie Smith, acting executive director of the NT tourism department, told ABC News on Thursday.

A photo posted by CU in the NT (@cuinnt) on Nov 8, 2016 at 6:43am PST

“While some people might have had a private giggle, it is not something at all appropriate for a marketing campaign.

“It’s not something we would do or condone, but at the same time it does hanker to some of that larrikinism that is still up here in the Northern Territory.”

The ASB upheld the complaint, determining the campaign was “obscene and inappropriate.”

However, the ASB has no real power over the guerilla group of creators, cheekily named “NT Official.”

The authority will instead “liaise” with NT Official and Facebook to try and convince them to take campaign down.

Turns out swearing can get you a pretty long way.

BONUS: LG’s new TV is thinner than your phone

Source: http://allofbeer.com/2017/06/07/cu-in-the-nt-campaign-ruled-as-obscene-despite-props-from-tourism-body/

from All of Beer https://allofbeer.wordpress.com/2017/06/07/cu-in-the-nt-campaign-ruled-as-obscene-despite-props-from-tourism-body/

[kenworthtrucks2020]

A big thanks to Hayden @hayden_chevalier for sharing these amazing pictures. Kenworth T658 pulling a triple Road Train of hay up to Suplejack Station Northern Territory. • • • #Kenworth #T658 #kenworthT658 #kenworthtrucks2019 #kenworthtrucksofinstagram #Kenworthtrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #kenworthsdaily #suplejackstation #northernterritory #tanamidesert #cuinnt #outbacktruckers #truckpictures #kwtweek50 https://www.instagram.com/p/B5ysaX9JFhq/?igshid=x82g3yn4w1l6

[kenworthtrucks2020]

#Repost from Slimdustytrans @slimdustytrans This truck is the Braitling Family 2014 Kenworth C509 from Mount Doreen Station in Northern Territory Australia. Looking good Slim. 🤠👍 • • #Kenworth #c509 #kenworthc509 #kenworthtrucksof2020 #Kenworthtrucksofinstagram #kenworthsofinstagram #kenworthrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #Kenworthsdaily #braitling #mountdoreenstation #northernterritory #cuinnt #truckpictures #kwtweek7 https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Vxj_DJpjB/?igshid=1mth42okeji9e

[kenworthtrucks2020]

Thank you to Damien @damien5372 for sharing this awesome picture. • Symmo in “THE MOTHER SHIP” for Lumbars Transport loaded for a trip from Melbourne to Darwin!! Lumbars Transport Deniliquin NSW. 2013 Kenworth T909. • • #Kenworth #T909 #kenwortht909 #kenworthtrucks2019 #kenworthtrucksofinstagram #Kenworthtrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #kenworthsdaily #lumbarstransport #deniliquin #Melbourne #northernterritory #cuinnt #truckpictures #kwtweek52 https://www.instagram.com/p/B6kiiRdJXcY/?igshid=1qgxmd5ibj8m1

[kenworthtrucks2020]

A big thanks to Trucking Photography Australia for sharing this awesome picture from Katherine in the Northern Territory. Lumbers Transport Deniliquin NSW 2013 Kenworth T909. • • • #Kenworth #T909 #kenwortht909 #kenworthtrucks2019 #kenworthtrucksofinstagram #Kenworthtrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #kenworthsdaily #lumberstransport #katherinent #northernterritory #cuinnt #truckphotographyaustralia #truckpictures #kwtweek45 (at IOR Katherine) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4oPsQ6JxgX/?igshid=dmi5roiprsho

[kenworthtrucks2020]

A big thanks to Trucking Photography Australia for sharing this awesome picture from the Northern Territory. Gilberts Transport Service Cavan Adelaide South Australia. 2014 Kenworth T909. • • • #Kenworth #T909 #kenwortht909 #kenworthtrucks2019 #kenworthtrucksofinstagram #Kenworthtrucksofaustralia #kenworthsdownunder #kenworthsdaily #truckingphotographyaustralia #northernterritory #cuinnt #gilbertstransport #adelaide #southaustralia #truckandtrailer #truckpictures #kwtweek45 https://www.instagram.com/p/B4eAy1nJt4-/?igshid=wve72jvuq1t2

[neilcreek]

Outback All Sky - This is a 'little world' projection of a 360 panorama I took at the foothills of the West Macdonnell Ranges, near Alice Springs. The skies in the Central Australian Outback are unlike any others. So dark that you can see the Milky Way in exquisite detail! Most of the glow you see around the horizon is airglow, not light pollution. If you'd like to see an interactive view of this panorama, you can find it here: https://roundme.com/tour/181294/view/468835/