
Kathmandu has partnered with Motion Sickness to launch its new brand campaign, Outside, your comfort zone.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
Kathmandu has partnered with Motion Sickness to launch its new brand campaign, Outside, your comfort zone.
Auckland University of Technology has launched a new brand campaign, replacing Find Your Greatness with Knowledge That Works.
The latest campaign from Tourism Bay of Plenty and Woods Agency is “Pretty Good”, celebrating the region’s off-peak magic.
The recent All Blacks vs Australia test match at Eden Park may have had as many as 12,000 Toyota drivers in the crowd.
The campaign leverages Gen Z’s love of the horror genre to make financial literacy feel more engaging and relevant.
Independent creative agency Federation has launched its first campaign for retailer Rebel Sport, a brand platform that celebrates running.
Timezone has teamed up with Rainger & Rolfe for a new campaign that shows how a little friendly competition can bring families closer.
Strategic marketing and creative agency MintHC has been selected by Te Pae Christchurch to lead the marketing campaign for The Art of Banksy.
After 50 years, full-service real estate agency Bayleys has launched a new brand campaign with Work Communications.
New Zealand Rugby and Movember are encouraging Kiwis to take a stand against silence as part of an ongoing mental health campaign.
McDonald’s, OMD and MediaWorks have launched a New Zealand media first: a bus
that literally transforms before your eyes.
Barfoot & Thompson, Together and Pitchblack have launched Do Big Things – a campaign that breaks new ground in NZ real estate.
To mark the return of Nama Jokki, Asahi partnered with Hearts & Science to invite guests to experience its draught beer ritual.
Phantom Billstickers’ street build combines traditional posters with custom 3D elements, neon lighting and striking hand-painted elements.
Spark, in partnership with Colenso, have launched a new brand campaign to mark its new positioning: ‘It’s better with Spark.’
Released across the week via the RUN agency social media channels, each design draws inspiration from a different whakataukī (proverb).
Aditi Gorasia keeps community at the centre of everything she does – her first billboard campaign for Ads on Pads was all about giving back.
Surf Life Saving NZ and Contagion have launched a new campaign, inviting everyday Kiwis to join the lifesaving team.
True helps Qantas remind Kiwis that it’s more than just an airline – it connects the Tasman for the moments that matter.
Auckland Emergency Management is urging households to get ready for summer storms as the clocks go forward.
Using Go Media’s digital network of buses and street furniture, the campaign reached Wellingtonians as they travelled across the city.
During September, the Newmarket Business Association is supporting local with vouchers for shoppers who spend over $50 in the precinct.
JCDecaux’s new billboard on lower Queen Street delivers both impact and effectiveness with long dwell times and ongoing engagement.
A global call to reduce drowning statistics will take to the sidelines at the upcoming All Blacks versus Springboks match in Wellington.
Adtech company Kargo, in partnership with Contagion, has launched its first CTV Tiles campaign for home improvement retailer PlaceMakers.
Naveya & Sloane is redefining the luxury experience with a world-first accessible sound campaign in partnership with All is for All.
The Avo Tree turns 10 and teams up with Not Another to deliver the ultimate avocado experience in a new campaign.
Receipts from money spent on Auckland’s K Road will become currency in this new loyalty scheme for a neighbourhood.
With the help of Pitchblack, MBM and OMG, SnackaChangi founder Leigh Hart set out to hand-deliver ‘one chip for every Kiwi’.
PHD and many media owners have helped Kindness Collective deliver the PJ Project to keep 28,173 children in need warm this winter.