
IAB NZ Awards 2023 celebrate best in digital advertising
The 2023 IAB NZ Digital Advertising Awards were held at the Auckland War Memorial Museum last night.
The latest agency news, campaigns and client wins (and losses) making headlines across Aotearoa.
The 2023 IAB NZ Digital Advertising Awards were held at the Auckland War Memorial Museum last night.
TBWA\NZ and Anchor have collaborated on a fresh campaign aimed at rekindling Kiwis’ affection for Anchor, one of New Zealand’s much loved brands.
Former The Block NZ S1 winners have set up their very-own creative agency, Tomorrow.
Variety’s 2023 Christmas campaign, created with Multiplied, is inspired by letters to Santa which outline the children’s simple wish for food.
The Warehouse has partnered with DDB Group Aotearoa to release ‘A Christmas Spent Together’ under The Real Bargain brand platform.
A stalwart of the New Zealand plumbing, drainlaying and gasfitting industry, NZ Plumber magazine is gearing up to celebrate its 75th birthday.
Crave Global has partnered with The PoolHouse to define its new look, strategy, and new tag line.
Spark is urging NZ to celebrate its talents through technology, with Reuben Moffett, a talented dancer, leading the way in the Christmas campaign.
Stuff has introduced Stuff Shorts stories, which will be presented in a vertical video format, and will feature daily on the digital platform.
Stanley Street has partnered with Channel Factory, the global brand suitability and ad performance platform for YouTube.
Edgewell has awarded Chemistry the full social strategy and creative work for its NZ brands following multiple award-winning social campaigns.
Nicky Greville, Spark Foundry’s MD, and Melanie Spencer, Thompson Spencer Group CEO, have been included on Campaign Asia’s 2023 Women To Watch list.
Logitech chose NZ as one of the first countries to have access to its new Casa Pop-Up Desk, putting Undertow Media in charge of the launch.
To celebrate Qantas offering direct flights from Auckland to New York, oOh!media NZ, Denstu Creative and OMD have collaborated on a special build.
Out of Home media company JCDecaux NZ has announced it is resetting its climate strategy to prioritise becoming net-zero by 2050.
Go Media has taken out the title of Te Tohu Aorangi Overall Supreme Winner at the 2023 MWDI Māori Businesswomen’s Awards.
Destination Queenstown’s latest series, created with Wanaka-based creative studio The Beards, dives into the world of Queenstown locals.
Culture, a social media agency, has introduced a 24/7 social media management solution, to meet the demand for immediate community interaction.
TVNZ’s financial performance in FY23 has shown resilient fiscal stewardship in the face of challenging economic times.
Communications agency iD Collective is expanding its business to NZ, and will be lead by Sarah Carty as Communications Director.
Realestate.co.nz has launched a multi-channel campaign with advertising across the country promoting the return of its $100k giveaway.
Colenso has teamed up with Toybox animation to create Mouthville – a town inside a mouth where 90% of the conversations are branded.
The 2023 Outstanding Radio Creative Awards and Student ORCA winners have been announced.
Publicis Groupe ANZ has announced a new policy to support employees experiencing symptoms related to menopause or perimenopause.
JCDecaux NZ has upgraded all screens in Auckland Airport’s high-dwell domestic terminal baggage area from static to digital.
Pacific Media Network has revealed its all-new multimedia content platform and master brand, designed and built by Daylight.
TBWA\NZ and 2degrees have launched a programme designed to help kids and parents navigate First Phone ownership.
Māori Television, in partnership with World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network, is set to host the 2024 World Indigenous Content Conference.
Out-of-home company Go Media have launched their live cameraa service, giving visitors the ability to view any digital billboard in New Zealand.
DHL Express and Surf Life Saving NZ celebrate their 20-year partnership that saw over 25,000 people saved across the country’s beaches.
Two creatives from NZ and Australia have made the jury for Next Creative Leaders, a competition recognising young women and non-binary creatives.
Supermarket company Foodstuffs is the go-to for sausages after taking home 20 medals in the annual Great New Zealand Sausage Competition.
For the inaugural WXV 1 tournament held in New Zealand, Go Media has been announced as the official rugby supporter.
VideoTaxi, a digital content production company, is embarking on a new phase of growth as it expands into Wellington.
NZME is reintroducing its popular Imprint competition, a celebration of the influence and effectiveness of print advertising.
Starting on Labour Day, the Monday editions of seven Stuff Group newspapers will be printed on 100 percent recycled paper.