The latest agency news, campaigns and client wins (and losses) making headlines across the region.
Silence your inner critic and embrace imperfection – that is what the fitness journey is all about, says Les Mills in its new brand campaign.
Karangahape Road independent advertising agency The Goat Farm has been appointed to work with NZ-owned fibre internet provider Zeronet.
Kiwi outdoor performance wear brand Mons Royale is celebrating its 15-year anniversary and the opening…
Following a recent creative pitch, Federation has been appointed as creative agency of record for New Zealand QSR St Pierres Sushi and brands, Bento Bowl and K10 Sushi Train.
Out of Home Media Association Aotearoa is thrilled to announce that VMO has joined its ever-expanding group of Out of Home experts.
Global talent specialists, Skills Development Group, have teamed up with Kiwi commerce agency Multiplied to fight against age discrimination in the workplace.
TVNZ has proposed strategic changes that would allow it to plug its $30 million revenue hole while continuing to ensure the business is sustainable.
Auckland’s Ambury Farm was buzzing this school holidays as Woolworths and denstu Aotearoa highlighted the importance of bees.
For one day only, KFC stores across Aotearoa will accept board game currency in place of real cash, to ensure customers leave as winners.
In a market rooted in tradition, jewellery brand Four Words, together with the Motion Sickness Design Office, has redefined its identity to challenge the industry.
Kiwi insurance and investment company MAS is venturing into video advertising for the first time in its latest brand campaign on what keeps people awake at night.
Strategic human research agency NosyHQ is on a mission to close the divide between marketing teams and their customers.
The challenges facing hospitality industry in Aotearoa haven’t gone unnoticed by Gilmours who has focused its latest marketing campaign on supporting local.
Sales consultancy ‘Indicator’ is optimistic and is taking a confident message to billboards across Auckland.
Warner Bros. Discovery is taking New Zealand back in time with a new local comedy series n00b that shines a spotlight on the early 2000s in all its millennial glory.
Thompson Spencer has been appointed by Honda New Zealand for a significant upcoming campaign, following a competitive pitch process.
Radio host Polly Harding wants to encourage people to Slow It Down, with a new podcast all about seeking calm amongst the chaos of every life.
Printed materials you can touch and hold are the key to making digital marketing campaigns work, says Reach.
If you thought Tui’s ‘Yeah right’ billboards were a thing of the past, after almost a decade since the last one ran, DB Breweries has announced their return.
With basketball the fastest growing youth sport in Aotearoa, BNZ has teamed up with NBA star Russell Westbrook to bring its investment in basketball to life.
A charity and creative agency have remixed a classic Kiwi poster to call attention to the amount litter in the oceans having an impact on the wildlife.
The Comms Council is hosting its annual Effectiveness Breakfast on October 23. The event occurs the week prior to the Effie Awards Aotearoa Gala Dinner.
MediaWorks is celebrating being able to offer customers enhanced data-led advertising options, thanks to a partnership with Factori.
Last week, the Ministry of Social Development team were recognised for promoting safe and positive relationships at Te Hāpai Hapori.
Wellington digital agency Somar Digital and Bay of Plenty Regional Council Toi Moana are proud to announce the launch of the newly designed Baybus website.
Sealy New Zealand is continuing its support for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ through its annual Designer Bed Fundraising Campaign.
Lumo has expanded with four new digital billboards in Auckland and Christchurch to take its national network to 66 across Aotearoa.
FreshChoice’s latest campaign builds on its platform of Shopping Different to celebrate what lies at the heart of its stores – its local communities.
Telecommunications provider Chorus wants Kiwi consumers to better understand the differences between competing broadband technologies.
Charity Big Buddy is among the first to benefit from the professional assistance offered by the recently launched collaboration platform Creators Aotearoa.
Colorsteel is bringing back a familiar feline face to help tell the story of a new product which it is calling a game-changer for the roofing industry.
Timezone, a beloved name in family entertainment and the go-to place for many a kid’s birthday, has appointed R&R as its new creative agency.
In a world-first partnership with Mattel, The Warehouse is transforming its Albany store into a pink Dreamhouse to celebrate Barbie turning 65.
In a move to enhance Kiwi financial knowledge, Kiwibank has partnered with leading financial journalist Frances Cook, on her new podcast, Making Cents.
The Monkeys Aotearoa switches to become Droga5 on December 1. Meanwhile, Mark Green, Monkeys co-founder CEO, takes up the role of Droga5 global CEO this month.
Uber Eats’ latest ad instalment features actor and comedian Jason Alexander to explore the chaos that can arise when you have everything at our fingertips.