
Every year, the Tour de France faces a challenge: hundreds of penis drawings graffitied onto the race route.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
Every year, the Tour de France faces a challenge: hundreds of penis drawings graffitied onto the race route.
Toyota New Zealand has turned Black Ferns and All Blacks tries into a new source of grassroots funding for rugby clubs across Aotearoa.
Whittaker’s is releasing four new films as part of its Hello Chocolate Lovers platform, in partnership with Bastion Aotearoa.
NZ On Screen has partnered with independent creative agency Coles & Co on a major brand campaign, supporting the relaunch of its platform.
BusinessDesk’s CEO Index has returned for a second year, this time adding two new categories to its leadership ranking.
As the Double Down makes its return to Aotearoa, KFC has created a gravy tap to allow people to dip their bunless burgers on demand.
In the next phase of the City Rail Link campaign, Auckland Transport and Thompson Spencer show how Aucklanders will use the new service.
Bunnings New Zealand and Bastion Aotearoa have launched a new campaign to recognise the volunteers that coach grassroots sport across Aotearoa.
The Nations Championship, a new 12-country international rugby competition, has kicked off alongside a new campaign.
AA Life Insurance has launched a new campaign, ‘Making life easy’, in partnership with advertising agency Quantum Jump.
TVNZ has launched its first AI-assisted nationwide marketing campaign, celebrating the return of provincial rugby across New Zealand.
BNZ is doubling down on basketball. It has become the first principal partner of community coaching for Basketball New Zealand.
Home construction company Signature Homes has launched a new integrated campaign, ‘Fan mail’, to bring their client experience to life.
Saatchi & Saatchi NZ and Publicis Production ANZ have unveiled a new campaign for the 2026 Doc Edge Festival.
Radio Hauraki has launched its 10th Beer & Pie July campaign, marking a decade of one of the station’s signature promotions.
Uber Eats, in partnership with Special and EssenceMediacom, has launched the latest swear-worthy campaign for its ‘Ding dong deals’ platform.
MBM, Sport Nation and Lumo have turned real-time World Cup commentary into a live digital OOH campaign across Auckland’s busiest roads.
Red Seal and R&R have launched a new campaign, ‘toothpaste with teeth’, to promote the new Baking Soda + HAp toothpaste.
Radio Hauraki is broadcasting the ‘Day in loo’ campaign from the top of Auckland’s Sky Tower for 12 hours in support of Bowel Cancer NZ.
GWM NZ brought its ‘Wahs selling cars’ platform to life at Fieldays, turning its Mystery Creek site into a GWM sales stadium.
Lumo Digital and Resene have put together a vibrant ‘home crowd’ activation for the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific grand final.
Special Design has crafted a brand identity for The New Zealand Society as the non-profit prepares to celebrate its centenary.
Pitchblack Partners and Netball NZ have teamed up to launch ‘Fight with us’, a call-to-arms to rally the nation behind the Silver Ferns.
Wattie’s new campaign, via TBWA\New Zealand is already resonating, having been recognised by Kantar New Zealand for the May Ad Impact Award.
Auckland indie agency The Business has partnered with Hancocks to launch Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Teremana Tequila in Aotearoa.
Experience Gold Coast and Pitchblack encourage Kiwis to disconnect from their feeds and experience the destination in a more meaningful way.
On June 12, Hollywood star Jason Momoa arrived in person to sign a hand-painted Supergirl mural on Williamson Ave, Ponsonby.
YS has partnered with World Vision New Zealand to deliver a strategic refresh of the World Vision ’40 hour challenge’.
‘Dying reviews’ allows terminally ill people to rate and review how they are treated by organisations they interact with.
Hamilton’s H3 Group has launched ‘Big events don’t need big cities’ to challenge long‑held assumptions in the events industry.