The fourth GfK commercial radio survey has been released today, showing 3.59 million New Zealanders aged 10+ listen to radio each week.

The latest short film from Flying Fish director James Solomon captures the existential anguish of the creative industries with a simple and effective metaphor: a hole.

Testicular Cancer New Zeland and FCB have launched the ‘Testimatic’, the world’s first ‘Auto Ball Checker’ – a device that allows men to have their testicles checked for irregularities and lumps without the awkwardness of being face-to-face with a doctor.

Media company Stuff has confirmed it will axe 19 jobs at its community papers in Auckland and Northland.

DB Export is continuing its mission to save the world by releasing paperless newspaper ads “printed” on radio.

Round of applause to Auckland Transport, Stirling Sports and Air New Zealand.

Stuff has announced its latest media partnership with Bauer Media Group. The partnership will see Stuff publish content from Bauer’s current affair and lifestyle titles.

Shout Media has announced an exclusive street poster contract with Vector Limited.

Youth and fashion have been combined in the latest campaign from Stirling Sports by Motion Sickness.

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

No one should be excluded from the parade if they adhere to the values of pride, says the chair of a LGBTIQ charity and one of the founders of the Pride parade.

Auckland Transport has teamed up with Ogilvy to release ’64’, a road safety awareness campaign that draws attention to the significant increase in Auckland’s road toll in recent years.

Ooh Media has announced its new leadership team responsible for driving the continued growth of the business in New Zealand, following its acquisition of Adshel.

A round of applause for New World, AA Smartfuel and Trade Me.

This year, Special Group is blowing out 10 candles and to celebrate, it’s buying everyone in the industry a Special X brew to say ‘thanks’.

Locally grown, regionally produced, for Kiwis by Kiwis… these are just some of the advertising slogans our consumers see on products nationwide. But what do they mean, what value does it add to your business, and when, legally, can you make these claims? Jai Breitnauer finds out.