The pace is accelerating towards NZ’s new 6pm bulletin with seven more journalists, producers, editors and social media experts announced by Stuff Group.

NZME will soon welcome multi-award-winning television journalist Michael Morrah to the NZ Herald team as a senior investigative reporter and team leader.

Ex-Amazon execs have joined forces to launch Deep Media, a consultancy that aims to reshape the Amazon advertising landscape in Australia and New Zealand

Sky News Australia is set to premiere a new short-form news bulletin – NZ Edition – hosted by Jack Nyhof, New Zealand correspondent for Sky News.

The Association of New Zealand Advertisers welcomes the Advertising Standards Authority’s new Food & Beverage Code and revised Children’s Code.

Lifestyle publisher Urban List has released its latest research, this time offering an analysis of evolving retail customers.

Digital advertising platform GumGum has announced the integration of Playground xyz’s media portfolio into its Asia-Pacific (APAC) business.

New Zealand’s Stuff Group has been awarded a global prize for business transformation at the International News Media Association (INMA) awards in London.

South Island PR consultancy formerly known as Scope Media has rebranded as Scope Communications, a move that has been two years in the making.

Go Media is now a Toitū net carbonzero certified organisation, shortly after announcing its certified net carbonzero print initiative with SCG Printers.

Publicis Media Exchange (PMX) New Zealand is sponsoring the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science, a global leader in evidence-based marketing.

OMD New Zealand has swept the podium at 2024 Young Lions Media, with the top three awards all going to teams from the agency.

JOLT, the digital out-of-home and electric vehicle charging network has used its first-party data to provide consumer insights for its brand partners.

Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) has signed a multi-year agreement with the training arm of Aardman Animations.

LUMO has kicked off 2024 by adding two screens in Wellington, extending its coverage in the city to 12 digital billboards.

HYPER’s growing network of 500+ premium DOOH screens across New Zealand will now be available to agencies on the Vistar Media DSP.  

The programme was created to recognise and celebrate Kiwi businesses that are delivering extraordinary employee experiences.

Digital advertising has continued to grow despite tough economic conditions, according to a new report by IAB New Zealand.

Where’s My Money? is more than just a story about a father of two who is living with the stress of over one million dollars of debt.

Microsoft and Straker are combining human translation with artificial intelligence to help normalise te reo Māori on Stuff’s platforms