
Motion Sickness has been named the leading agency across Australia, Aotearoa and the Pacific in Cannes Lions’ 2025 Global Creativity Report.
Motion Sickness has been named the leading agency across Australia, Aotearoa and the Pacific in Cannes Lions’ 2025 Global Creativity Report.
Antony Young’s Around the World column looks at global media news. This week, Halloween becomes marketing’s favourite excuse to get weird.
M+C Saatchi Group ANZ has promoted Emma Robbins to group chief creative officer, following the resignation of Steve Coll.
NZ Blood has appointed independent agency Remade as its lead creative partner to promote plasma donation at a community level.
Lumo Pixel Awards announced their winners last night, celebrating the best in creativity and innovation across DOOH advertising.
Motion Sickness received the Grand Effie for its campaign, Make New Zealand the Best Place in the World to have Herpes.
Saatchi & Saatchi NZ is moving house, marking the end of the creative agency’s 30 years on The Strand in Auckland’s Parnell.
Sky has launched 4K Ultra High Definition sports coverage for viewers on the new Sky Box and Pod, as well as Sky Sport Now.
Kargo has introduced Spotlight, a display format that delivers ads at the precise moment users are most attentive.
TBWA\NZ has appointed Haley Hetherington, Ellen Scholes, Harriette Hanson and Michael Lyons to lead strategy and business management.
MediaWorks has announced Breeze Classic, a new extension of the Breeze dedicated to era-defining classics for listeners across Aotearoa.
Disney Advertising introduces dynamic ad insertion on ESPN live sports streamed via Disney+ to target Kiwi fans.
Not long after celebrating its fifth birthday, independent style and fashion platform Ensemble is closing its doors.
Stuff Group’s Masthead Publishing sites have reached one million unique viewers for the first time since launching two years ago.
The New Zealand Marketing Association is inviting top students from UoA and AUT to join its Top Talent Marketing School.
Tonic Communications has named general manager Georgia Coleman as managing director to lead future growth and expansion.
The Media Lab has partnered with Health NZ and Asian Family Services to launch a campaign tackling gambling stigma in Asian communities.
EightyOne has appointed Sam Harris, formerly of Reason, to lead its next phase of growth in technology and performance.
Export, Special PR and dentsu Aotearoa have launched the Export Great Walk which offers Kiwis an epic summer trail experience on November 15.
Liquorland and HYPER have launched a new brand TVC, reintroducing the retailer to Kiwi audiences after 16 years.
The Sweetshop has signed Korean-born Australian filmmaker Suzanne Kim for representation in Australia and New Zealand.
NZME has appointed Jo Hempstead as chief financial officer, bringing over 20 years of financial leadership experience.
Following a smooth transition, QMS NZ and MediaWorks are now officially live with the Auckland Transport street furniture concession.
Brands can now connect with Sky audiences wherever they choose to watch across connected TV, mobile, tablet and desktop.
The Spinoff dominates with a record 17.03 average engaged minutes per user in Q2, building on a strong Q1 average of 14.3 minutes.
Special Group has been shortlisted 26 times at the 2025 B&T Awards, defending its Aotearoa NZ Agency of the Year title for the sixth time.
NZME has launched a new NZ Herald campaign that celebrates its journalists across the country: News You Can Trust.
Westpac New Zealand has launched a new communications platform with a campaign by Saatchi & Saatchi NZ, Spark Foundry NZ and Digitas NZ.
The out of home activation, delivered in partnership with Phantom Billstickers, sees cans of Mac’s Maverick “parachuting” into the street.
The Auckland FC women’s team won’t take the field until 2027 but it was a no-brainer to get on board now, says 2degrees’ Anna Gorman.