
Headphone technology company Nura has launched its latest piece of work with the All Blacks in line with their new product release of NURATRUE.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
Headphone technology company Nura has launched its latest piece of work with the All Blacks in line with their new product release of NURATRUE.
To celebrate its sponsorship of the NZ Olympic team, Noel Leeming has launched a campaign ensuring Kiwis are ready to see the event in all its glory.
Trade Careers have launched a creative myth-busting web series to get more Kiwi women into the trades and a toolkit for employees hiring female staff.
The latest ‘Unite against COVID-19’ campaign from Clemenger BBDO focuses on showing all of NZ the many positive things getting the vaccine can unlock.
V Energy is serving up a big dose of positive energy the world needs right now with a new campaign from Clemenger BBDO Sydney.
Created by DDB Aotearoa, New World’s new campaign encourages Kiwis to get real about meal times and embrace the tips that save them time and money.
Personalised number plates company KiwiPlates have launched a new campaign with Saatchi & Saatchi.
Subway New Zealand has taken to Queenstown waters for the filming of its next brand marketing campaign, set to go live across Australasia next month.
The Department of Internal Affairs and FCB New Zealand have launched the Three Waters Reform Programme public information and education campaign.
Motion Sickness has delivered the next chapter in the Department of Internal Affairs’ online safety campaign, with digital storybook ‘The Inter-Yeti’.
As sponsors of the NZ Olympic Team to Tokyo 2020, The Warehouse is encouraging Kiwis to start their own sporting journey with a new brand campaign.
Minature apple brand Rockit has unveiled a fresh new brand identity, created by Special Group New Zealand.
After a competitive pitch Strategy has won Finance Now and their new campaign reminds us when our needs can’t wait, Finance Now can provide solutions.
Launching across TV, digital, outdoor and social, Mitre 10’s new brand promise centres on the brand’s greatest asset & key differentiator: its people.
Following a record-breaking month, Val Morgan Cinema has unveiled its new campaign, ‘Big Just Got Bigger’.
Working alongside Inhouse and FCB, NZ Post has delivered a new brand identity to create a shift in customer perceptions.
A creative collaboration between two agencies in Queenstown & Wānaka has resulted in a new nationwide campaign to attract entrepreneurs to the region.
After a competitive pitch, Crave Global has added Wither Hills to its client list and this week launched a campaign asking Kiwis to ‘Share Beautiful’.
The Ministry for Ethnic Communities & Motion Sickness take on challenge of designing a brand representing +1 million people in ethnically diverse NZ.
Gregg’s and independent agency Contagion have teamed up on a fun brand platform to launch the food brand’s bold new look.
Indie creative agency Brandspank this week launched a large-scale brand campaign for property developer Winton.
The latest advertising campaign from Jaguar documents a live artistic collaboration between racing driver Greg Murphy and artist Otis Frizzell.
If there was an award for the most words on a billboard, then surely Oatly would take home gold.
Karangahape Road Business Association and Motion Sickness take a prod at the tourism industry, and celebrates local businesses in new campaign.
Having won Universal Homes in a competitive pitch earlier this year, Contagion’s launched a campaign celebrating the brand’s commitment to homeowners.
RUN’s new campaign for Rotorua Economic Development has launched across digital, bus backs, billboards, street posters, social and press.
Countdown has launched their brand new campaign ‘Every Day’s a Fresh Day’, celebrating the freshness of local produce.
PAK’nSAVE’s inaugural PAK’canSAVE campaign, on now until 11 July, asks customers to give a can and help feed a hungry fam.
A.J Greenwood captures the lives of six people who all represented different parts of the LGBTQIA+ community throughout the region.
The launch spot by TBWA features a number of recognisable Olympic and Paralympic athletes and will evolve over the course of the Games.