Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.

Tax and payment services company Hnry has revealed itself to be the company behind ‘The Lost Receipt’ campaign, which has popped up on billboards, radio ads and Instagram posts in the last week.

We’ve given the mic to the industry’s future leaders. Heidi Thompson, an account director at Drum, shares her thoughts on adland.

Merkle, Dentsu Aegis Network’s data-led, technology-enabled, performance marketing agency, has appointed Rebecca Tos as managing director of Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

With Aotearoa the first place to see the sun, Tourism New Zealand’s new brand campaign – ‘100% Pure Welcome – 100% Pure New Zealand’ – has New Zealanders sharing a ‘good morning world’ welcome message every morning for the next year.

A round of applause to Pinnacle Life, Tourism NZ and Christchurch NZ.

We’ve given the mic to the industry’s future leaders. Georgia Middleton, a writer at Hunch, shares her thoughts on adland.

Sue Squillace has been appointed chief executive of Carat Australia and New Zealand. She joins Carat from Spark Foundry where she held several leadership roles – most recently as chief executive since 2017.

Pinnacle Life’s first campaign with YoungShand asks Kiwis to think about what makes them feel lucky and take a look at the consequences when they’re no longer there to protect them.

Idealog is one of the few media brands dedicated to celebrating New Zealand’s special brand of creativity. The New Zealand Merino Company has helped transform the sheep industry from a faceless commodity into a supplier for premium global brands. So, like Allbirds and Icebreaker are to merino farmers, we’ve teamed up to to celebrate the opening of its Studio ZQ innovation space in Christchurch and our design community’s talents by asking our audience to design a product that harnesses the potential of strongwool. The winner will win two all-expenses paid trips worth more than $7000: a five-day trip to Christchurch to develop their idea, and a five-day trip to San Francisco, USA to meet with US-based innovation experts. Read on to find out more.

In the wake of Electric Kiwi reaching the 40,000 customers mark, we sit down with chief marketing officer, Andrew Cooper, to hear how the brand has evolved its marketing strategy by tightening up its target audience and tackling the creative in-house.

Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.

We’ve given the mic to the industry’s future leaders. Tom Davies, a creative at Special Group, shares his thoughts on adland.