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.

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.

DDB NZ has announced the appointment of Chris Willingham as managing director.

Fair to say, Spark is more than a telco. In recent years, it’s transitioned into the music space, sports, and business support. This evolution has been accompanied by a digital transformation and at the Adobe Symposium, Erin McKenzie sat down with data powered customer engagement lead Lena Jenkins to talk about Spark’s tech and people-focused core.

AA has taken to the radio waves for its latest AA Smartfuel campaign via Rainger & Rolfe, with a playful warning about the distracting nature of its offers.

Sixty-two years after its first edition, New Zealand’s naturist magazine – gonatural – has seen it all. From censorship and explicit status, to countless volunteers putting together the magazine four times a year in earnest. Caitlin Salter talks to current editor Michael P Moore about how this labour of love has managed to stay afloat.