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BcgCrave has announced its evolution into Crave Group, a streamlined identity for a more focused and expansive creative group.
The latest agency news, campaigns and client wins (and losses) making headlines across Aotearoa.
BcgCrave has announced its evolution into Crave Group, a streamlined identity for a more focused and expansive creative group.
Sky has announced a new multi-year agreement with the England and Wales Cricket Board, bringing international cricket to NZ audiences.
MediaWorks is announcing an exclusive commercial partnership with Tribe, New Zealand’s sports aggregation platform.
ASA’s Annual Report for 2025 ensures advertising regulation in New Zealand remains effective and consistent across media platforms.
TVNZ has unveiled its first paid streaming product, the TVNZ+ Event Pass for the FIFA World Cup 2026, which gives access to all 104 matches.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up global media news. This week, The Devil Wears Prada 2 has become a full-funnel playground for brands.
Global martech platform Blutui, in partnership with agency-to-agency development partner Wow Group, is launching in the UK.
The Warehouse Group has announced the appointment of Together as its partner for media planning, buying, social and content.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands has selected indie agency Run Aotearoa to develop a new global tourism identity and brand platform.
The Independent Media Agencies New Zealand is delighted to welcome Shout Media as a new partner in the IMANZ whānau.
The Advertising Standards Authority has launched public consultation on the Advertising Standards Code Review.
Manifest, a Kiwi-founded, AI-powered operational intelligence platform for agencies, announced its launch on April 29.
Christchurch-based strategic communications agency Great Scott has been recognised with a Gold Quill for its Huihui Mai campaign.
Craig Muller, founder of Uno Loco, shares tips on hosting events and insights into global B2B event spending trends.
Warner Bros Discovery’s direct-to-consumer streaming service HBO Max will officially launch in Aotearoa on June 16.
MediaWorks has reported a strong return to profitability and continued growth in its FY25 full-year results.
While Gen Z might be selective with where they direct their attention, being part of cultural moments, like concerts, stood out as a key priority for them.
Insight Creative turns 50 in 2026 and is celebrating throughout the year with past and present staff and clients through ’50 years forward’.
Independent Media Agencies New Zealand has launched a new partnership programme to support its member agencies and media partners.
This Anzac Day, Whakaata Māori is inviting Aotearoa to take pause, remember and honour our servicemen and women and their whānau.
TVNZ and BNZ have announced a new naming-rights partnership for new weekday morning programme, BNZ Business Breakfast.
Dentsu media has been shortlisted nine times at the Festival of Media Global Awards, recognising standout work across Aotearoa and Australia.
AGM’s publishing operations, including Architecture NZ magazine, will be closing on May 31 as announced by its owner Hubexo.
The Commercial Communications Council’s Media Spotlight is back for 2026. The event, sponsored by MediaWorks, is taking place on May 27.
The NZ Herald is launching a four-part narrative podcast series to uncover untold World War II stories ahead of ANZAC Day.
Stuff’s digital news website, stuff.co.nz, has accelerated audience growth in the latest Nielsen research.
Yash Murthy says that while social media audiences are fragmented, they are still willingly to give their attention to content that is captivating.
Omnicom Media NZ has launched a new influencer marketing capability to give brands a more consistent way to manage creator activity.
Sky Sport has announced comprehensive coverage of Super Rugby Pacific’s Super Round, along with a free day pass on Sky Sport Now.
New Zealand Media and Entertainment is celebrating a suite of recent results across its publishing division.
TVNZ has rolled out an updated version of its TVNZ+ platform, describing it as having a flexible, future-ready foundation.
Humour has emerged as the leading feature of New Zealand’s favourite ads on TV, according to new findings from The Research Agency.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up global media news. This week, Meta is set to dethrone Google as the world’s biggest digital ad player.
Scammers work fast, but Google says its AI assistant Gemini works faster, stopping billions of “bad ads” before people even see them.
A new Auckland-based agency group Foundry Collective is launching this month to help Kiwi businesses grow in a more sustainable way.
Somar Digital has built a new website, launched alongside Taranaki’s refreshed bus network Te Pahi Taranaki.