
Conversion Marketing secures 2026 Google Premier Partner status
Conversion Marketing has secured 2026 Google Premier Partner status, signalling its excellence in the evolving Google Partners programme.
The latest agency news, campaigns and client wins (and losses) making headlines across Aotearoa.
Conversion Marketing has secured 2026 Google Premier Partner status, signalling its excellence in the evolving Google Partners programme.
A new short film from Film Construction and Media Design School is offering a glimpse into what the next generation of filmmaking looks like.
RNZ has announced the five recipients of its Centenary Scholarships, which support future journalists in honing their craft.
Creative and media agency Thompson Spencer has been appointed social agency of record for Kiwi biscuit brand Griffin’s.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up global media news. This week, the great KitKat heist – or was it just a marketing stunt?
#OnSocial26, hosted by the New Zealand Marketing Association, has announced new international speakers, two workshops and a special reveal.
Reach has appointed Sarah Whitehouse to a special projects role focused on the measurement of physical media.
oOh!media New Zealand has renewed their Christchurch City Council Metro Services Bus Shelter advertising contract, effective from April 1.
A new report has found that independent media agencies in New Zealand are rethinking how they grow, compete and their pricing.
IHAC has launched In-House Insights to give in-house and hybrid agency leaders a platform to share their experiences and perspectives.
Val Morgan’s new research reveals why cinema remains one of the most powerful environments for brands to connect with family audiences.
Mango Communications Aotearoa has announced it will rebrand as part Omnicom Oceania’s evolving communications offering.
Stuff Group will consolidate its print operations in 2027, exiting its Petone print plant and moving operations to Christchurch.
While it’s an industry built on screens, algorithms and scrolling, the Marketing Association’s social media conference focuses on real people.
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand will award AUT’s top student in the Public Relations major with the Paul Dryden Tertiary Award.
QMS NZ has become the major sponsor of the Beacon Awards as part of a broader partnership with the Commercial Communications Council.
Brands are showing up at music festivals with more than just a logo. Live Nation’s Kristy Rosser shares what that looks like in 2026.
Out of home operator QMS New Zealand has gone to market with its new positioning as Aotearoa’s total OOH audience solution.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up global media news. This week, PetSmart’s response to viral joke called “buzzkill”, rather than brand win.
Are you a founder? NZ Marketing wants to hear from agency founders across Aotearoa for a special collector’s issue.
Independent media leader Lucy Blakiston has been named the Go Media Young New Zealander of the Year, announced on March 19.
Digital advertising now accounts for nearly three-quarters of ad spend here in Aotearoa, according to the latest figures from the ASA.
Westpac NZ has unveiled a partnership with Goldilocks, a purpose-built agency model designed to support the bank’s brand transformation.
Australasia’s organic social media agency The Attention Seeker has appointed The Optimisers as its AI search and discovery partner.
New Zealand Media and Entertainment has announced McCann New Zealand as the winner of the 2025 Imprint Awards for the second year in a row.
Are Media New Zealand is celebrating the latest Nielsen readership survey which show its titles now reach over 1.9 million readers per month.
QMS NZ’s national sales director Ben Gibb shares his views on the current OOH market and the company’s future prospects.
Federation has announced the launch of its Wellington office and the appointment of Aaron White as managing partner.
For a fourth consecutive year, WPP has been named the most creative company on WARC’s 2026 Creative 100 List.
Outdoor advertising company Vast Billboards has launched new research on the growing impact of out of home in regional markets.
The Growing Up in New Zealand longitudinal cohort study has launched a new digital platform, developed by Daylight.
Dish magazine is claiming the title of No1 paid-for magazine in Aotearoa, as the December 2025 Roy Morgan readership results are released.
The Marketing Club is taking Marketers Day across the Tasman, bringing the marketing festival to Sydney and Auckland in May.
Sony Pictures Television and Television New Zealand have announced the renewal of their long-standing distribution agreement.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up news from beyond Aotearoa. This week, burger CEOs bite back after a Macca’s video was roasted online.
TVNZ has delivered a net profit after tax of $2.4 million for the six-month period ended December 31, 2025.