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Freemans Bay indie Republik has announced the appointment of Monique Porteous as the agency’s Social Media Manager.
To help our most vulnerable communities, MBM has launched an Edmonds and Chelsea partnership with TVNZ starring Seven Sharp’s Hilary Barry.
Just 12 weeks after launching in Wellington, Tātou, part of the Waitapu Group owned by Greg Partington, has launched in Auckland.
The world is changing, and with it agencies are changing too. From gender balance, diversity and inclusion, there are waves of progress happening.
How can you convince majority groups to shift their thinking when the world has catered to them for so long? Sam Ramlu thinks the answer is simple.
To give back to those who give so much, Slingshot is offering no-obligation, unlimited free broadband to eligible frontline workers for six months.
Kiwis turn to trusted news sources in a time of crisis, and Newshub has seen phenomenal increases in average audience and share in the past week.
MediaWorks is still capturing the attention of the few people out and about through a new playful out-of-home campaign.
Rainger & Rolfe has been appointed by Melanoma NZ as their agency partner to drive awareness and prevention of the devastating effects of melanoma.
Jodene Murphy has been appointed by ThinkTV New Zealand to the newly created role of General Manager.
Host of Three’s The AM Show, Duncan Garner has decided to leave the show after almost five years in the job.
NZME-owned NZ Herald has seen its daily website sessions consistently remain above 3 million since the lockdown started.
Independent agency BCG2 has recently bolstered its ranks in the client service department.
Despite the current lockdown, magazines are forging ahead – with exciting developments in the works at ICG Media.
United States-based Buena Onda Games have chosen Invercargill-based Atticus Road to assist with brand direction and continued international expansion.
After a competitive pitch process, YoungShand has been appointed by New Zealand AIDS Foundations to manage their ongoing creative and media needs.
Independent, integrated PR and communications agency Adhesive has welcomed new talent in New Zealand.
TVNZ has seen an increase in audience numbers over the past week as a result of the Alert Level 4 restrictions across the country.
After 30+ years, Sigrun Grice MD and co-owner of Wellington independent agency GSL Promotus, will sell-down her shareholding in the agency.
BCITO and EightyOne are continuing to change Kiwis’ perceptions of the trades by hammering home the perks of being a tradie.
Strategy has connected Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and ACC with Aotearoa’s fastest-growing education platform MyMahi.
The New Zealand Podcast Awards has been set up to recognise the amazing work done by independent and professional Kiwi podcast producers/
Stuff’s news coverage of the Delta outbreak last week resulted in average daily audience surging to 2.11 million unique browsers.
In the hope of spreading positivity in these uncertain times, oOh!media and LUMO have united with Voices of Hope for the ‘We Bounce Back’ campaign.
VMLY&R Auckland has announced two new appointments – Tim Yates as Senior Art Director, and Laia Pampalona as Studio Designer.
LUMO Digital Outdoor’s Head of Design and Production, Jamie Snow, explains how brands can make something truly memorable.
TikTok’s new self-serve advertising platform will allow Kiwi SMBs to easily use TikTok to advertise their businesses.
Australian ad-tech company Big Ads has partnered with US based creative management platform, Airtory, to deliver the best digital ads in the business.