The latest agency news, campaigns and client wins (and losses) making headlines across Aotearoa.
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.
Stuff Group’s subscriber news brands The Post, The Press and the Waikato Times have seen double digit audience growth over the past year.
Fieldays has confirmed MediaWorks as its official media partner for the 2026 event, taking place June 10 to 13 at Mystery Creek Events Centre.
Accountancy service Hnry is putting sole traders at the centre of sport, signing a five-year partnership with Wellington Regional Stadium.
Sky Sport has confirmed it will broadcast The NZB Kiwi live on March 7, allowing New Zealanders across the country to tune in.
CarExpert New Zealand is on the hunt for a lead presenter and car reviewer to become its face and on-camera voice.
Jim Wilson, founder of Phantom Billstickers, has passed away. The company will honour his life in the coming days.
Australian music technology company Vinyl Group has entered into a binding asset sale agreement to acquire Val Morgan Digital.
Boutique PR, communications and talent management agency Sayso (formery NSPR) has maintained its B Corp Certification.
Val Morgan Outdoor has expanded its office media network, installing premium digital screens across ANZ Centre in Auckland’s CBD.
According to TVNZ, in a world of infinite feeds and fragmented media, attention is the most valuable commodity – not impressions.
MADE Group has appointed independent media agency Calibre + Candor as its media partner across New Zealand.
Digital billboard operator Lumo has received permission from the Auckland City Council to run subtle motion on six of its local sites.
Restaurant Brands has appointed Bastion Aotearoa as KFC New Zealand’s creative advertising agency following a competitive process.
oOh!media New Zealand has completed major digital upgrades at Bayfair Shopping Centre in Mount Maunganui and Botany Town Centre in Auckland.
Auckland’s multipurpose venue Spark Arena has launched the Spark Arena App, offering an unified platform to meet evolving fan needs.
New Nielsen Ad Intel data shows advertising spend across the travel category in New Zealand rose 9.9% year-on-year.
Media expert Antony Young wraps up global media headlines: Zuckerberg on trial, UK agencies’ staff exodus and new Valentine’s Day campaigns.
CEO Struan Abernethy on how Reach became a data-led, AI-ready marketing group.
Tonic Media Network, an Australian media company specialising in health and wellbeing, has officially launched in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Getty Images has announced a partnership with New Zealand Media and Entertainment to licence images from The New Zealand Herald.
The social media giant has held a special event to celebrate the almost two million New Zealanders and 60,000 Kiwi businesses using the platform.
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ has appointed Special as its lead strategic and creative agency in a new partnership.
Publicis Groupe ANZ has launched Le Truc, a creative collective that extends beyond traditional advertising.
New Zealand PR agency Payper has opened a new office in central Christchurch while relocating its Auckland operation.
Brand activation agency Curious Nation has kicked off the year with three new business wins across NZ, Australia and Japan.