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12 September 2025
Kia ora [firstname],
Motion Sickness is turning receipts into cash with its new loyalty scheme for the Karangahape Road Business Association. Named 'Karangahape Returns', the campaign will be live for two weeks, encouraging people to visit and shop along the iconic street. The receipts from any purchase can be exchanged for a vast array of goods, including a bottle of pasta water from Coco's Cantina, a sourdough starter from Fort Greene and a one-off number plate.
South Africa's National Sea Rescue Institute is bringing its drowning prevention message to Wellington this weekend. When the All Blacks play the Springboks on September 13, the words "Let's change the score" will be displayed across the sideline. Water Safety’s acting chief executive Gavin Walker says the association welcomes activity that draws attention to drowning prevention, saying this campaign provides a powerful message to pause and reflect on changing the score on drowning - here at home and around the world.
To celebrate its 10th birthday, The Avo Tree has teamed up with Christchurch agency Not Another for a new campaign. Not Another has produced a suite of creative assets, including three TV ads airing on TVNZ this week that is all about celebrating the perfect, orchard fresh avocados that The Avo Tree delivers.
All this and more below. Happy reading and if you have news you’d like to share, let us know. Email editor@stoppress.co.nz.
Have a lovely weekend, we'll see you on Tuesday. Mā te wā,
Zahra and the StopPress team.