“The Morning Shift” comprises three of New Zealand’s most loved local personalities; Marc ‘Matua Marc’ Peard, Jordan River and Brook Ruscoe.

The Aotearoa-based outdoor retailer has tasked Motion Sickness with reinvigorating the brand and growing it globally.

DDB Group Aotearoa NZ is celebrating winning Agency of the Year at the Axis Awards, its third ‘agency of the year’ award in 2024

The 'Ranger Ranger' campaign celebrates that on New Zealand roads, you spot the popular Ford Ranger just about everywhere.

Otene McKay will serve on the Design Lions jury, joining five other Kiwis who have been selected as Jurors for the prestigious event.

The ‘Maybe it’s a sign’ campaign deploys images of breast-like objects with a simple call to action: maybe it’s time to book a mammogram.

Transforming the Britomart bus shelter into a sea of colour with a Singaporean-styled roof garden; this build is the first of its kind.

The programme was created to recognise and celebrate Kiwi businesses that are delivering extraordinary employee experiences.

March was chosen last year as the sole representative from New Zealand in the Global Women in Public Relations Empower programme.

Set to launch on April 15, Michael Hill’s new era is nearly two years in the making and aims to reposition the brand in the marketplace

The campaign depicts the sad, bleak world of Janice and Steve, who - like so many Kiwis - are stuck in a loveless, bread-groundhog-day.

The latest iteration of the campaign delivered a unique community outreach approach at Liquorland stores in both Auckland and Wellington.

The publicity agency has announced a newly created role, a permanent appointment and two promotions across its team of PR specialists.

Dosh is on the lookout for a talented young Kiwi who is currently studying or has recently completed their studies in design within NZ.