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English musician and performer FKA Twigs pulls out some sweet moves in a colourful and kooky ad for Apple’s HomePod.

A round of applause for Beef + Lamb NZ, Steinlager Pure and Trustpower.

Trustpower have devised a musical number for its latest campaign featuring four New Zealand musicians

Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.

Special Group is moving into the digital age with a new production company called Nimble.

A round of applause for Good Health, Hell Pizza, 2degrees and Huckleberry.

There’s never been a shortage of rugby chat in this nation. Some may even argue that (block your ears, rugbyheads) there’s too much. But what no-one can argue with is that, increasingly, a lot of that chat is done online, whether it’s commenting on the latest Honey-billed William rumour, questioning that controversial yellow card decision, or critiquing the duck face selfie/dressing room dab after the game. 2degrees, which announced its sponsorship of all five New Zealand Super Rugby teams late last year, wants that to continue and has launched a campaign via its new agency DDB that will turn the chat into something more.

Good Health is giving New Zealanders a peek into the life of Richie and Gemma McCaw in a new campaign, by Hello, to launch its new Turmeric Sport Complex.

Publicis Communications has announced that New Zealand content agency FRONTSIDE and founder Robett Hollis will be joining Publicis Group in New Zealand.

A round of applause for Fire and Emergency New Zealand, Lotto New Zealand and ASB Bank.

Team Canada follows the journey of Canadian skeleton racer Jane Channell who shares what it means to ‘be Olympic’.

A young brother and sister explore Hong Kong to create their Chinese New Year costume.

Chinese Herald owner Lili Wang has a classic immigrant story. She originally arrived in New Zealand with nothing but a ceaseless ambition to make something of her new life. And she has done just that, commencing her career in banking, starting her own business and eventually purchasing the Chinese Herald. Now, as she sits down to chat with NZ Marketing, she says her sights are set on building a bridge between the Chinese and what she calls “mainstream” communities in New Zealand.