Australia has closed out the 2026 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity with one of its biggest wins of the week, securing another Grand Prix alongside an additional Bronze Lion on the Festival’s final day.
Leo Australia secured the prestigious Dan Wieden Titanium Grand Prix for Haven for Suncorp Insurance, created in collaboration with Hogarth, The Polish Bureau and OMD, while Revolver and Droga5 London picked up Bronze in Film for Amazon Books’ Bring a Book to Life.
The Titanium marked the fourth Lion awarded this week to Leo’s Haven campaign, which was recognised for transforming insurance into a long-term public service initiative designed to help Australians better prepare their homes and communities for extreme weather.
The Titanium Lions attracted 138 entries globally, with just five awards handed out, including the Grand Prix.
Dan Wieden Titanium Lions Jury President, Chaka Sobhani, said: “The theme of the festival is where does creativity go next? And that is what the Dan Weiden Titanium Lion exemplifies in droves. This is about celebrating the ideas that are genuinely game-changing, that inspire us to reimagine what is possible, and that genuinely pave the way for where creativity can go in the future.”
Revolver and Droga5’s Bring a Book to Life campaign for Amazon Books and Kindle reframed reading as a collaborative experience between author and reader. The Film Lions attracted 1,469 entries globally, with 45 Lions awarded.
In Special Awards announced overnight, Ogilvy took out Network of the Year, Rethink was awarded Independent Network of the Year, LePub Milan was named Agency of the Year, while Rethink Toronto claimed Independent Agency of the Year. Heineken was recognised as Creative Brand of the Year.
Australia finished the week with 11 Lions overall, including two Grand Prix, two Gold, six Silver and one Bronze. Leo Australia was also named Pacific Regional Agency of the Year.
Read the global announcement here.