What goes up in some cases just keeps going up…
TOM has experienced a 55% increase in sales revenue from calendar year 2021 to calendar year 2022. The group has also seen a dramatic broadening of it’s clients with an expansion of the group’s customer base by circa 63%. “The population migration from metropolitan Melbourne to regional Victoria continues to drive demand for regional […]
Regional Victoria – Accessible to Everyone
Within a 3-4 hours drive from Melbourne, you can reach approximately 80% of the state. Victoria’s accessibility profile has greatly impacted the economic expansion of regional Victoria, its tourism profile, and its international appeal. Whether it’s a day trip to Ballarat, a tour of the 12 Apostles, or commuting to work, it’s regional Victoria’s accessibility […]
Koorie Country Nameplates
This week, at TOM, we’re excited to be rolling out a landmark Koorie Country initiative that has been in the pipeline for almost 18 months. Each of TOM’s large-format billboards will name and pay respects to First Nations People and the original Indigenous country in which each billboard sits state-wide across Victoria. As part of […]
Northcote Koorie Mural
Circa 1983, Visual Artist, Megan Evans designed and created the Northcote Koorie Mural. Originally located at the Northcote Town Hall. The mural was motivated by the dispossession of indigenous people and the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous people and with friends and collaborators, the 40m wall of art was born. Fast forward 30 years, the […]
Gateway to Geelong and the Great South West of Victoria
After 7 years in town planning and consultation, TOM are delighted with what can only be labelled as ‘Iconic Billboards’. Located at the wedge where the Princes Highway and the Princes Freeway seperate the Corio-Geelong metro and the major arterial to the Surf Coast and the Great South West. Wrapped in the Geelong Football Club colours, these […]