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16 September 2025
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Auckland Emergency Management, a council body, has launched a new campaign, using Daylights Saving as a reminder for people to be prepared for storms this summer. It comes almost three years after the Auckland Anniversary and Cyclone Gabrielle saw Kiwis face deluge after deluge. The campaign's message says “losing” an hour to daylight saving is nothing compared to the time you’ll save by being prepared and urges people to check their emergency plans and kits.
EV charging and digital out of home network JOLT is celebrating the growth of its NZ team with two senior sales executives appointed as group sales managers. Stephen Douglas will lead the Wellington and national sales operations, while Matt Webb will focus on Auckland and Christchurch.
Gallagher Insurance, in partnership with dentsu Aotearoa and Go Media, celebrated its new partnership with the All Blacks with a commuter takeover. Using Go Media's digital network across buses and street furniture, it displayed its message across Wellington, ahead of the All Blacks match against the Springboks at the weekend.
Media expert Antony Young provides us with a round up of global media news, including why Nike revised its slogan to better resonate with Gen Z and skincare brand Sincerely, Yours' masterclass in marketing to Gen Alpha.
The Newmarket Business Association is enticing people to the precinct with a Spring Shopping Spree, which includes daily voucher giveaways. Finally, JCDecaux has unveiled a new large format billboard, The Queen, in Auckland CDB.
Happy reading and if you have news you’d like to share, let us know. Email editor@stoppress.co.nz.
Have a lovely week, we'll see you on Friday. Mā te wā,
Zahra and the StopPress team.