
Rob Flynn is being welcomed back on board at Saatchi & Saatchi NZ as Head of Design, after more than three years at DDB Aotearoa.
Rob Flynn is being welcomed back on board at Saatchi & Saatchi NZ as Head of Design, after more than three years at DDB Aotearoa.
The finalists for the fifth annual Pressie Awards, to be held in two weeks time, have been announced with FUSE and Special PR leading the list.
One Plus One Communications has added four new team members, taking on the roles of Senior Account Manager, Account Manager and Account Executives.
Countdown’s BRICKS are back with a new campaign from M&C Saatchi encouraging Kiwis to build the place that keeps us fed – the farm.
Ryman Healthcare’s latest trans-Tasman campaign ‘The measure of a full life’ celebrates the beauty and joy of life at every stage.
SCG Media has appointed Lisa Anderson as Commercial Manager for New Zealand’s leading sustainability and wellbeing lifestyle title Good magazine.
Somar Digital has announced that Jonathan Doig has joined their leadership team in the role of Head of Customer Success.
Special has once again won ‘New Zealand Agency of the Year’ title at the B&T Awards, the first time an agency has won three years in a row.
L’affare is encouraging Kiwis to “Embrace the Unknown” with new variants of its premium, limited edition, Roasters’ Cup range.
NZ business news website, BusinessDesk, is launching a new website and will soon incorporate FundSource leading investment data into its offering.
Somar Digital is now an approved applicant as part of Hoe ki angitū, a $15 million innovation fund set up to address NZ transport system challenges.
Colenso BBDO has further bolstered their creative leadership with the addition of Matt Swinburne.
OMG NZ has teamed up with 13 large format OOH media suppliers to produce an exclusive one-hour takeover of all large format digital billboards.
Creative agency Not Another™ has launched the nationwide Porn Week campaign for its client, Netsafe New Zealand.
A raft of exciting new content has been revealed by Warner Bros. Discovery ANZ for New Zealand audiences – and it’s destined to hit screens in 2023.
New World and DDB Group Aotearoa are getting into the festive spirit with a campaign that focuses on fun, food and family.
September’s Kantar Ad Impact Award goes to Ford for its “All Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E” ad which introduces the new all electric Mustang to NZ.
Matt Headland, former Chief Executive of Glass Elephant, has been appointed to the role of Executive Commercial Director at Stuff.
dentsu International has appointed Patricio De Matteis as Chief Executive Officer of ANZ. He will be starting in January 2023 and based in Sydney.
Genesis Energy has launched the next episode of its platform which centres around main character George and family using Genesis products & services.
Auckland Central MP Chlöe Swarbrick has sent Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown a message he can’t ignore via Phantom Billsticker frames.
NZ Blood Service’s new campaign via YoungShand focuses on the “unseen goodness” that happens after people donate blood or plasma.
KiwiSaver and investment brand Nikko Asset Management has chosen Chemistry to lead its brand strategy, creative development, & media planning.
A clever campaign for Melanoma NZ that used LUMO’s DOOH technology to display a ‘live skin burn reading’ wins Motion Sickness 2022 Pixel Awards.
The Media Lab has been appointed to work on the Fees Free campaign by the Tertiary Education Commission after a competitive pitch.
DDB Group Aotearoa has launched a Christmas campaign with The Warehouse, showing how it can help make wishes of all sizes come true.
In this episode, Josh Wolfe, GM of Business Affairs at TVNZ, chats about his career to date, and why he loves the TV industry.
Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand have lured several new creatives to their team from other local agencies in recent months.
This month Special PR’s Head of PR & Influence Kelly Grindle selects 5 of the most attention-grabbing PR campaigns that have made a big difference.
A partnership between JCDecaux NZ and Māori creative business, Haumi, has seen New Zealand’s public engaging with a new form of public art.