Feast your eyes on new work

The ‘Maybe it’s a sign’ campaign deploys images of breast-like objects with a simple call to action: maybe it’s time to book a mammogram.

Set to launch on April 15, Michael Hill’s new era is nearly two years in the making and aims to reposition the brand in the marketplace

The campaign depicts the sad, bleak world of Janice and Steve, who – like so many Kiwis – are stuck in a loveless, bread-groundhog-day.

The latest iteration of the campaign delivered a unique community outreach approach at Liquorland stores in both Auckland and Wellington.

Dosh is on the lookout for a talented young Kiwi who is currently studying or has recently completed their studies in design within NZ.

The campaign showcases some of Subway’s most iconic Footlong subs such as the Meatball Melt with just two words, “size matters”.

Squarespace is tapping into the notion that a business idea can come from anywhere, encouraging Aussies and Kiwis to look under their nose.

The campaign launches with a hero 60-second spot featuring a temperamental 1980s version of tennis legend John McEnroe.

The Gravy Train is KFC’s first-ever themed train delivery service, in celebration of their partnership with the Blues

Stores like Four Square Houhora has been busy coming up with a unique way to celebrate the Six60 tiny house coming to their community.

Featuring Kiwis from all corners of Aotearoa, the “Get Your Good Going” campaign captures individuals immersed in their passions.

Ideation and production of RealNZ’s Winter 2024 campaign came from The Beards, a creative production company based out of Wānaka.

The campaign, which has launched in New Zealand, is the third in the popular ‘Ken Oath’ series, which launched in 2020.

DDB Group Aotearoa was the most awarded New Zealand agency at the Spikes Festival Of Creativity, for the fourth year in a row.

With 87 percent of Kiwi shopping secondhand in the past six months, Special PR was tasked to develop and execute a campaign that championed these results.

Jamie Hyneman, with the help of Kiwi and Australian talent, gets to the bottom of common job-hunting myths that were revealed by SEEK research.

The striking photo and audio series profiled 11 everyday kiwis who have faced staggering mental health challenges throughout their lives.

The new brand campaign is the first work launched via Ogilvy since being appointed by Laser Clinics Group last year.

The work aims to let the public know about the Foundation and the amazing researchers they are able to fund and support, through Kiwis’ donations.