
DDB Group Aotearoa has been named ‘Agency of the Year’ for 2024 at the global Caples Awards announced in the UK on May 16.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
DDB Group Aotearoa has been named ‘Agency of the Year’ for 2024 at the global Caples Awards announced in the UK on May 16.
In its latest campaign, Southern Cross Travel Insurance wants to show customers it is there for them every step of the way when travelling.
Go Media and Canoe Racing NZ have announced a new partnership to increase participation and visibility in the sport of canoe racing.
LIC has launched additional functionality into its Minda software, to enable collaboration, ease farmers’ compliance burden and save time.
VML New Zealand has been selected to present two campaigns at the North American Social Marketing Conference (NASMC) in May this year.
WasteMINZ and Chemistry’s new campaign encourages Kiwis to stay safe around rubbish and recycling trucks by giving them space and grace.
Bargain Box is celebrating local produce and ingredients with a surprise delivery to one of New Zealand’ most iconic landmarks, the giant carrot in Ohakune.
Outdoor media company Go Media have onboarded Scope3, a collaborative sustainability platform to create a low carbon emissions ‘Go Green Screen’ ad-pack.
Dog food company Pedigree has launched a new campaign, Adoptable, with Colenso BBDO and Nexus Studios as part of its mission to end dog homelessness.
After a two-and-a-half year process, BLUNT officially joins the B Corp club, becoming the first umbrella brand to receive the certification.
New Zealand and Australia outdoor brand, Kathmandu, has partnered with Kiwi Red Bull F1 Reserve Driver, Liam Lawson, in a new creative campaign.
Obvious Brand Partners has announced its continued partnership with Alzheimer’s New Zealand in the second annual “Create for Dementia” campaign.
Work Group has again joined forces with Farmer Brown eggs on an exciting new campaign to engage Kiwi kids all over the country.
Decking Direct, New Zealand’s first retail showroom for decking, fencing and outdoor solutions, has opened its first two stores in Takapuna and Warkworth.
Australian grocery delivery app MILKRUN has expanded its services to Aotearoa, with its bright blue logo advertising on buses and billboards and now, its first TVC for the Kiwi market.
Ad agency Pitchblack, and aged care living Oceania’s new campaign tells the emotional journey of adult children managing their parent’s move into aged care.
Concrete Playground, a digital media platform for urban exploration, has launched its redesigned website, which enables a deeper engagement with cities.
A new report from WARC Creative listing the most awarded campaigns and agencies from the Asia-Pacific features a number of Kiwis. Celebrating excellence in creativity, media…
New FinTech start up Taxi is using its launch campaign to urge Kiwi business owners to ‘decline the bank’ in favour of its funding alternatives.
Global marketing publication Contagious has released its annual selection of Best and Bravest agencies, with Colenso BBDO once again named in the list.
Creative agency Curative has teamed up with the Mental Health Foundation for Pink Shirt Day 2024, focusing on diversity and the power of support.
Contact and Special are enlisting the help of rule-stickler penguin, Nigel, (from their recent ad, “Flatties”) to motivate Kiwis to reduce their energy consumption during peak hours.
Whittaker’s has launched its new brand positioning and creative platform, via Bastion Shine, that celebrates Chocolate Lovers.
Japanese canned coffee brand, Suntory BOSS Coffee, is introducing a fresh brand identity in a new campaign, created by creative agency It’s Friday.
Hawke’s Bay agency FizzyPop is launching a new campaign for Sunair, promoting new flight connections from Hamilton Airport.
Nearly half of women surveyed by Bumble said having more ways to start a conversation would improve their experience with the dating app.
Tegel has announced some ‘clucking big news’: it is going fully free-range, as celebrated in a new campaign via dentsu Aotearoa.
Kiwis are being encouraged to “Walk the Talk” for 31 minutes a day, the average time Youthline’s 24/7 Helpline counsellors spend on each call.
Nelson Regional Development Agency is partnering with Circularity, a circular economy consultancy, to bring its XLabs: Future of Food program to Nelson.
Firth has enlisted the help of marketing agency Quantum Jump to share their new range of insulation systems, Firth HotEdge®.