A new campaign released by the New Zealand Aids Foundation (NZAF) aims to flip the script on HIV, and encouraging men to stay safe, test often and treat early, as well as drop their load to end HIV.
Mazda and 99 are continuing to brandish the brawny BT-50 ute, showcasing its multiple uses from beach trips to boat transport and transporting beastly trevally.
Fisher & Paykel and Alt Group have released a TVC the unveils a new range of kitchen and laundry appliances and cements the brand’s spot as a premium globally renowned brand.
Creative shop EightyOne has appointed Chris Bleackley as creative director. While Bleackley has long been part of the picture at EightyOne, he’s now joined to take the helm and is helping to run the ship.
VTNZ has appointed FCB New Zealand as its new creative agency, effective immediately. The win follows a three-way pitch initiated by VTNZ with a view of refreshing its current creative work.
While agency folk basked in champaign and celebration at The Beacon Awards last Thursday night, advertising network VMO sat discretely in the corner of the room harvesting data.
2degrees is rolling out the next phase of its new brand campaign, this time centred on its business offering, as well as introducing three new ads to its suite of creative.
Watties has launched its new 50 percent less sugar campaign, reassuring consumers that its baked beans and spaghetti are gassier, yummier and messier than ever.
Tourism New Zealand has released its latest campaign with quirky New Zealand comedian Rhys Darby heading up a rigorous investigation alongside Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to find out why Aotearoa can’t be found on maps around the world.
A giant pear-shaped lamb cutlet butchered Auckland’s rush hour traffic this morning causing motorists to salivate at a dangerous rate. The chop was commissioned by Beef + Lamb New Zealand in honour of National Lamb Day, with the company taking it on a tiki tour of New Zealand.
Instant Finance and Contagion have launched the Makers of Possible campaign, where its key message to Kiwis is that they are here to help them make their dreams possible.
Adshel New Zealand has announced the launch of Adshel Live Unbundled, a new offering that breaks up its digital packs in the hope of more buying and creative flexibility across the Adshel Live network.
‘There is a Survivor in all of us’ according to TVNZ’s latest campaign for the second season of Survivor NZ, which will start up on Sunday at 7 pm. And after whispers the show may not return after the first season struggled to retain its audience, the new season has been rejigged and is filled with comical controversy.
Wellington-based digital agencies Springload and Touchtech have announced a merger and will now trade under the Springload brand.
Icebreaker has released ‘Shark Scientist’, the first of three ads for its latest ‘Human Nature’ campaign with Motion Sickness. The two-minute spot focuses on marine biologist and shark enthusiast Riley Elliott.
The rise of digital advertising alongside traditional print forms feed off consumers keeping their eyes on the page or the screen, but what about those who extend their gaze to the sky? It too is an area for advertisers to make their mark and checking in with Fletcher McKenzie, a feigned Kiwi skywriter and a man fanatical about aviation, it’s clear the weather-dependent medium still has its place in the marketing mix.
G.J. Gardner Homes has launched a new brand campaign ‘We’re locals like you’ via 99’s content production unit, The Workshop. The campaign includes six TVC’s shot across the country in a range of community settings.
The Project has released a new campaign which aims to define its role as the 7pm news and current affairs show for viewers. The new launch aligns with the change of hosts as Jeremy Corbett fills the shoes of departing comedian Josh Thomson.
Meridian Energy has launched its latest campaign via Barnes, Catmur & Friends Dentsu fueling Kiwis to take on Norway in the uptake of electric vehicles.
Insurance companies and creativity aren’t normally known to rub shoulders, however, Vero and Big have teamed up with something a little different for its latest campaign released on Monday night.
Spark, Facebook and Colenso have joined forces to create the Tall Shorts Film Festival, flipping the traditional landscape film format on its side with a vertical-format film festival for the mobile age.
Today Y&R announced that Peter Bosilkovski has been appointed as regional chief executive officer for Australia and New Zealand.
Kiwibank and Banqer are on a quest to help Kiwi kids learn about the intricacies of financial literacy. The new spot on social shows kids disclosing their finances – talking mortgages, insurance and loans.
Spark and Colenso BBDO connect women with empowered women, launching a campaign that encourages women to pursue leadership roles on international Women’s Day.
Beef + Lamb NZ loosen the apron strings, step out of the meatworks, and cast the lens on iconic ‘iron maidens’ – Kiwi athletes Sarah Walker, Lisa Carrington, Eliza McCartney, and Sophie Pascoe – in its latest campaign.
Energy Online is back with its humorous ‘No Regerts’ campaign; this time following home buyers who quickly regret moving house.
Ordinary, kinky, chunky, sassy and stubby; Huckleberry celebrates the beauty of organics by embracing misshapen carrots in its latest TVC as a part of a new EcoStore Xventure television show sponsorship.
Samsung’s new ‘Human Nature’ campaign pulls on the motivation strings, sharing the philosophy that ‘we are born to do what can’t be done’.
FCB New Zealand’s new integrated campaign for The New Zealand Health Promotion Agency targets young adults to drink in moderation, and remember their night out.
