At any one time in New Zealand, there are hundreds of people speeding in cars who don’t want to be. In a new campaign, NZTA and Clemenger BBDO shine a light on who has to cope with the consequences of losing control of a car at high speed – and it’s not just the driver.
As the traditional silos of PR, creative, media planning, and digital collide and fragment, one agency has quietly held its place in our changing agency landscape; Acumen Republic has been looking after some of our most prestigious brands for more than 35 years, and is going from strength to strength. CEO Adelle Keely shares her thoughts on how Acumen maintains relevancy, especially in such changing times.
EightyOne’s announced Chris Bleackley as its full-time executive creative director alongside the appointment of new team members and a new offer called Drive-thru.
Jens Monsees has been named the chief executive officer and managing director of WPP AUNZ, effective 1 October.
Rotorua’s connection to the natural world is on show in a new campaign for Destination Rotorua by KingSt Advertising and Marketing.
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Clemenger BBDO creative JP Twaalfhoven was a finalist in the Side Hustle category at D&AD Awards 2019 for KYT – short for ‘Keeping You Together’ – bags handcrafted and designed for life with diabetes. The idea stemmed from his partner and co-founder Bridget Scanlan’s own Type 1 diagnosis eight years ago. He travelled to London to present live on stage at D&AD and on his way talked StopPress through the bags.
Last night, the winners of the 2019 D&AD Awards were announced with local agencies scoring 11 pencils. Among them, it’s Colenso BBDO with the most to celebrate as it claimed four pencils including the only Yellow for New Zealand.
Industry happenings at Kantar New Zealand, Imagic Creative and NZME.
Alina Godfrey is returning to New Zealand after five years overseas to take up the role of group business director, Saatchi & Saatchi has announced.
Sanitarium’s new out-of-home campaign uses bold colours and hands popping out of holes to remind Kiwis about their breakfast cereals.
PHD Group has announced the appointment of Nick Scott as strategic partnerships director, and the promotion of PHD group business director Helen Brown to group investment director.
Over the weekend news broke of an Australian Federal election result that took everyone on both sides of the Tasman by suprise. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison retained his position with a “stunning” election victory that shocked everyone, including the pollsters. How did no one see this coming? How did the prediction polls get it so wrong? These are questions being asked by many, and no one seems to have the answers. Except for Zavy.
MediaWork’s FY 2018 results are out and with a net loss after tax of $5.5 million, the company is showing signs of moving towards profitability.
Facebook’s role in the Christchurch terror attacks, and Mark Zuckerberg’s placid response, brought with it widespread condemnation. Now the social media giant has finally responded to the public scrutiny by banning users from live streaming if they “violate our most serious policies” and invested $7.5 million in research to improve video analysis technology. Idealog asked local social media experts whether the world’s most powerful company could have done more to prevent social media hate crimes.
With an April full of public holidays and potential long weekends, the month was a big and busy month for advertising. But Countdown’s own-brand campaign surpassed the competition to be named the Colmar Brunton Ad Impact Award winner for April.
Following judging by 38 senior public relations and communications practitioners, the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) has announced 25 finalists for the 2019 awards.
Rainger & Rolfe managing partner takes a look at how to get marketers around the board table, and why it’s so important that they’re there.
Auckland agency Amplifier has been in the design and marketing game for 17 years. We caught up with director Sean O’Brien on the challenges they’ve overcome in order to stay on top of a rapidly evolving industry.
A round of applause to ANZ, Queenstown Airport Corporation, Genesis and Pet Refuge.
Australian charity product organisation Thankyou has launched its latest Kiwi campaign, combining that fact that 100 percent of its profit goes towards helping end global poverty with its use of perfume-grade botanical oils in its products.
Everything is energy according to a new campaign for Genesis by Shine, that gives the intangible idea of energy a tangible definition.
Queenstown Airport Corporation – which manages both Queenstown and Wanaka Airports – has launched a new brand showcase with Shotover Media called ‘Why Do We Fly?’.
On Friday night, New Zealand’s journalists gathered to celebrate the industry’s best across print and online at the Voyager Media Awards, in a showcase of how journalism has transformed over the years.
It was FCB Media’s night last night at the 2019 Commercial Communications Council Beacon Awards, when the agency took home gold after gold in front of a sell-out crowd of New Zealand’s media personalities.
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Ben Rose, general manager of newspapers at Stuff, looks at the importance of quality journalism and the role print plays in bringing that to life.
Graham Medcalf takes a look at the week that was, covering changing consumer expectations, the push for personalisation, and the evolution of bricks and mortar.
