
Odd Company has unveiled a range of merchandise called ‘The Granny Pack’ specially designed to hold two of its new drinks.
News of fresh campaigns from Aotearoa’s adland. Take a look at what’s popping up from agencies and brands around the country.
Odd Company has unveiled a range of merchandise called ‘The Granny Pack’ specially designed to hold two of its new drinks.
Les Mills has unveiled a global initiative called “Choose Happy” – a bold new campaign aimed at helping Gen Z who aren’t regularly exercising.
Radio Hauraki is supporting Bowel Cancer Awareness Month this June, by organising a 12-hour live broadcast event called ‘Day in Loo’.
ODV, a NZ production house, has joined forces with Archies, an Australian footwear brand, to craft a masterpiece on par with Old Spice campaigns.
PUMA has announced a partnership, shining the spotlight on players who made history in the inaugural NZ and Australian women’s football teams.
Variety NZ is launching its Winter Appeal for 2023, developed by Federation, to raise money for warm beds and bedding for children living in poverty.
The landscapes of NZ are the setting of a game of football, designed to spotlight the country’s role as the host of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.
Dementia NZ’s new awareness campaign via Quantum Jump shows that people living with dementia can still lead a full life.
Saatchi & Saatchi NZ and Chorus have developed a campaign for the launch of their latest brand fibre platform, titled ‘NZ thrives on fibre.’
Auckland Thoroughbred Racing has kicked off a new chapter in its with the launch of a new brand via True.
Insurer Partners Life presents Life Lessons – a campaign aimed at Kiwis aged 18 to 45.
‘Value for the Ages’ transports us to the worst year in history to show how great value can make the toughest times better.
Special PR has launched a campaign with Tourism Fiji named the 40-Something-Getaway – a series of holiday experiences designed for middle-aged folk.
Bank of NZ’s new campaign via Colenso BBDO is reassuring homeowners that BNZ has the home loan expertise you’re after.
Lotto NZ and DDB Aotearoa have this week launched the 6th instalment in the celebrated Imagine Powerball campaign, titled House Hunt.
Goodman Fielder and DDB Group Aotearoa’s new campaign puts Vogel’s in the spotlight.
In a new initiative called ‘Move For The Planet’, adidas will donate 1 Euro for every 10 minutes of movement between 1-12 June.
ANZ and TBWA\NZ have launched a new home loan proposition and a campaign to answer the question of – Should I Stay, or Should I Go?
Mahi Tahi is collaborating once again with NZer of the Year Rangi Matamua who crafted the theme and messaging for this year’s Matariki campaign.
To mark World Environment Day, Better Packaging Co. have plopped a four-meter-high poo made of plastic pollution on Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach.
LUMO Digital Outdoor and MetService have partnered up to offer brands weather signals to determine creative and ad-serving decisions for DOOH.
AA Pet Insurance, in collaboration with Quantum Jump, is exploring the age-old question famously posed by Shakespeare: ‘What’s in a name?’
DDB Aotearoa has unveiled its newest installment of the Good on Ya Mate initiative: ‘The Speech’ for Speight’s in a celebration of modern mateship.
Villa Maria, known for its bold and iconic NZ wines, has recently unveiled its most extensive global brand campaign to date via FEDERATION.
Bachelorette star Lily McManus is inspiring Kiwis to move on from their exes with ‘Break Up Starter Packs’ thanks to a partnership with Trade Me.
Kiwi media company, Shit You Should Care About has today revealed their universe through a new website and rebrand.
LUMO has announced a strategic partnership with Tribe, a mobile app designed to bring sports enthusiasts together in dynamic online communities.
SEEK has unveiled its newest brand campaign as the initial step in reviving the SEEK and you shall find brand platform.
FCB, in partnership with Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and MBM, has undertaken a redefined perspective on the consequences of drinking and driving.
Special NZ has won a coveted D&AD Yellow Pencil for the Kathmandu ‘Summer Never Sleeps’ campaign in Sound Design & Use of Music.