Feast your eyes on new work

Following the success of last year’s Day in Loo event, Radio Hauraki has announced Day in Loo Number 2 to raise awareness for Bowel Cancer New Zealand.

Cadbury has embraced AI to cheer on the unsung heroes of grassroots sports – the volunteers who ensure these local efforts exist.

Colenso BBDO New Zealand’s powerful campaign to spotlight dog homelessness has continued its winning streak at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity.

A new campaign for Samsung is showing off the advanced AI features of the latest Galaxy S24 Ultra and S24+ smartphones.

By encouraging dogs to pee on its latest print ad, FCB Media has won New Zealand Media and Entertainment’s 2024 Imprint Competition.

To get ready for the new season of TV show House of the Dragon all must choose a side in the looming civil war – especially New Zealand’s 25 million sheep.

TAB wants to introduce Kiwis to a racing and sporting wonderland and encourage them to get their “bet on”, launching a brand refresh with Special Group.

Unilever and Foodstuffs New Zealand want to make it easier for Kiwis to shop consciously – by literally guiding shoppers to sustainable brands and products.

Whether it’s working out, or escaping into virtual reality, Kiwis use their garages for more than just parking their cars and AA Insurance is reminding them to protect this space.

It is with great relief that L’affare and EightyOne announce the death of instant coffee, survived by three flavours of L’affare coffee bags.

Over 90 per cent of Kiwis could save around $400 a year just by switching power companies – if their own apathy didn’t stand in their way.

Movie star Jean-Claude Van Damme is known for his fight scenes and for his latest battle he’s taking on dehydration with the help of a New Zealand company.

Anchor and TBWA\New Zealand have reimagined what the world would be like without milk to remind Kiwis to celebrate World Milk Day.

Love Food Haste Waste NZ’s new campaign quite literally “went bad” – growing mould to draw attention to New Zealand’s food waste problem.

Ōtautahi-based creative agency TwoScoops’ new campaign uses Moogy’s story to symbolise the challenges faced by children who experience domestic violence.

To celebrate its exclusive Blue Label whisky, Johnnie Walker invited New Zealand’s top amateur golfers to score an “elusive eagle”.

The Warehouse’s new health and beauty range, ‘Good One’, hopes to bring quality locally made skin care products to Kiwis, while giving back to a good cause at the same time.

NZSki is redefining its three mountain brands, The Remarkables, Coronet Peak and Mt Hutt with a campaign that tells the stories of its winter guests.

Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand and global forex broker Pepperstone want to shake traders out of their apathy with new campaign, ‘Don’t be fine with it’.

Special, OMD and Kiwibank are using real stories as inspiration to show how Kiwibank can help Kiwis be better off with their money.

Kiwis living with disabilities are sharing their stories to inspire more young people to consider disability support work.

Everyone wants to be first to try the new big thing, and according to Pitchblack and Hearts & Science, the new big thing is Popeyes Fried Chicken.

Auckland Adland is preparing for battle. Next month, over 100 people from advertising agencies across the region will take to the court to see who reigns supreme in this year’s UnLtd: Dodgeball tournament.