
The song ‘Bagels’ by BENEE was created with Kiwi youth in mind, as a practical tool to help young people battle anxious feelings.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
The song ‘Bagels’ by BENEE was created with Kiwi youth in mind, as a practical tool to help young people battle anxious feelings.
New World and DDB Group Aotearoa celebrate shopper stories with the launch of a new brand platform, ‘Find Your Wonderful’.
Air New Zealand Grabaseat have collaborated with Eyes and Ears over the past four years, working together across a range of Grabaseat videos
Disguised as festival posters, the ‘Send it Safely’ campaign aims to deliver words of wisdom to our young people in a variety of genres.
Hospitality New Zealand says the collaboration provides an opportunity to champion the stories of members from a diverse range of communities and regions.
Created with agency EightyOne, the digital campaign featuring noodles, waffles and donuts will encourage F&F fans to push their spread beyond bread.
After nearly 40 successful years, personal wealth investment advisory firm Craigs Investment Partners needed a freshened-up brand through every touchpoint.
The short and sharp two-week campaign used outdoor and digital media to engage the nation and raise awareness of New World’s Clubcard loyalty programme.
A campaign depicting the scale of the museum’s next exhibition, involving a giant dinosaur, aims to truly make it one of its biggest ever.
After a successful twelve-month trial installation, oOh!media is set to complete a further 10 green roof installations on shelters across Tāmaki Makaurau.
Off the back of a hugely successful ASB Classic, Go Media has extended its partnership longer term with Tennis NZ, including the upcoming Davis Cup event.
‘Job Hunt January’ has been created by Special PR for Trade Me to highlight the sheer amount of Kiwi on the lookout for a new role.
Digital marketing agency FizzyPop has crafted a new campaign for the 2024 Art Deco Festival in partnership with the Napier Art Deco Trust.
The campaign focuses on the overwhelming amount of numbers we are exposed to in our daily lives, featuring a photo essay by awarded photographer Leon Rose.
oOh!media and the Urban Art Foundation have joined forces with Auckland Art Gallery to showcase its latest exhibition.
Quantum Jump has helped Sky Business develop a B2B communications programme to accommodation sector customers.
CEPI, Gavi, UNICEF and WHO unveil The Delivery, a digital time capsule of global COVID-19 data for future generations, via Daylight.
The Monkeys Aotearoa, Youthline and ASB’s collaboration for BENEE’s ‘Bagels’ has been recognised at the international Clio awards.
The initiative stems from the recognition that there are some life milestones that are so impressive that they deserve a letter from the King.
Motion Sickness has come up with an innovative way to make sure their clients are truly committed to putting the tools down: a brick-like burner phone.
Fast forward to 2023, and Macca’s has relaunched New Zealand’s favourite burger with their latest campaign ‘The best of ‘91 is back’ via DDB Group Aotearoa.
Go Media will be helping to amplify the Safeswim campaign across their digital billboard network, now boasting 114 screens nationwide.
The team have come together on a special project, bringing the 2degrees “Data Piñata Armada” to life across static billboards in New Zealand’s main metros.
The campaign showcases ANZ’s long-standing sponsorship of New Zealand Cricket by celebrating the unique role cricket plays throughout the country.
The campaign by Shotover takes aim at people’s preconceptions about the city and seeks to reframe what It’s Just Dunedin means.
As the low-budget frontman of PAK’n’SAVE, Stickman is always looking for new ways to keep PAK’nSAVE’s advertising costs down.
The New Zealand ad industry generated over $3.6m of social impact value in 2023 to support charities helping young people at risk.
Following its rebrand, the power company is trying to keep up the momentum with a fresh new brand platform, ‘Same Energy, Probably Cheaper’.
Some of New Zealand’s largest brands are utilising Uber Eats’ Post Check Out Ads to reach audiences checking in on their dinner or grocery order.
The agencies have brought to life PAK’n’SAVE Stickman’s dreams of appearing on-screen outside of the ad breaks, by ‘interning’ at TVNZ.