
Turners has launched a new campaign, following Tina as she travels across New Zealand while singing her new jingle, Sell Us Your Car.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
Turners has launched a new campaign, following Tina as she travels across New Zealand while singing her new jingle, Sell Us Your Car.
Digital publisher The Spinoff has partnered with creative and technology studio Daylight in a campaign that aims to drive memberships.
Australian RTD, Hard Rated, is hitting the shelves in Aotearoa, backed by a campaign designed to get thirsty Kiwis talking.
The sound of a rescue helicopter will disrupt TV advertisements throughout May in support of Westpac Chopper Appeal Month.
HOYTS is launching a new campaign to showcase and expand its Xtremescreen experience, where movies aren’t just watched, they’re made Xtreme.
RUN Aotearoa and FCB Media have launched the 2025 local election campaign, reaching over 4 million Kiwis with vital enrolment information.
FCB Aotearoa and nighttime underwear brand Goodnites have released a new 90-second radio ad campaign to destigmatise bedwetting.
Blind Low Vision NZ and Youngshand have joined forces to launch ‘Doggy Doonations’ to help fund guide dog training.
Rainger & Rolfe has released a new creative campaign to launch dosh home loans.
2degrees and TBWA\NZ launch campaign helping Kiwis say no to notifications and reclaim control of their digital lives.
Lightforce Solar has launched a new brand platform, ‘The Future is Obvious’, to deliver high-quality, solar installations for customers across the country.
Crave Global has partnered with Auckland Rugby Union to launch a new Club Rugby sub-brand, designed to get more Aucklanders supporting their local teams.
Vogel’s and DDB Aotearoa have launched Breadywear – a world-first travel collection that allows Kiwis take their beloved loaf abroad.
DDB Group Aotearoa has launched a powerful integrated campaign to create ‘The Worst Children’s Library,’ protecting kids from online harm.
Tourism Fiji has launched the Loloma Hour campaign, inviting visitors to make part of their holiday a meaningful environmental and cultural experience.
Specsavers has launched a campaign that brings out the brand’s wit and humor through ambient OOH media across Australia and New Zealand.
ThinkTV has launched ‘The TV Advertising Paradox’ – a campaign highlighting the incredible reach and ROI of television advertising.
Kiwi Mobile’s new brand ad, via True, tells the story of a little girl nervous about walking to school on her own for the first time. That little girl is the CCO’s daugther.
Kiwi wellness brand No Ugly has brought the gut microbiome to life to show the country that inner beauty truly does begins from within.
Southern Cross Pet Insurance has launched The Pawsies, awards open for the best dog or cat or vet clinic team in the country.
Every parent knows – leaving the playground is the hardest part, and this winter it’ll be harder than ever when Cardrona Alpine Resort becomes the biggest ski playground in Aotearoa.
True and Flight Centre have launched a new campaign that highlights the benefits of booking with the centre’s travel-obsessed Travel Experts.
Graham Norton has taken his passion for wine a step further, joining Invivo Wines’ Cofounders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron in Marlborough.
In a move to balance the scales of the hospitality industry, the Restaurant Association of New Zealand has announced the launch of a new rating system.
Nothing says Easter like the smell of freshly baked hot cross buns and to celebrate this classic treat, New World and DDB Aotearoa have created cinnamon-scented bus stop.
Kiwi streaming and cinema guide Flicks has renewed its exclusive partnership with local delivery service Delivereasy – a match-made in heaven.
Wind is powering the digital out-of-home campaign for The Southerly, a luxury whisky-infused honey, using an energy source that truly fits the brand name.
In 2025, 2degrees is scaling up its sponsorship of women’s sport as part of its ‘Fighting for Fair’ commitment with a SupportHer club.
The campaign introduces an unconventional lead: a ventriloquist puppet with a daring message—that some things in life are ‘worth going to Hell for.’”
Trade Me Property has crowned beachside suburb Pāpāmoa as the ‘Choicest Suburb’ in its inaugural ‘People’s Choicest’ Awards.