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

After recently winning an emerging director’s award from the Institute of Directors Canterbury Branch, freelance marketer Hannah Doney talks to StopPress about why she thinks there should be more marketers at the board table.

Nice Blocks has had to turn to an unconventional social media campaign, after competing brand Kapiti launched its new flavours by positioning itself on social media as ‘nice’.

Vero’s latest campaign brings creativity and business together, encouraging businesses to talk to an independent insurance broker.

After a draw in last year’s survey, Whittaker’s has slipped just ahead of the All Blacks as New Zealand’s Most Loved Brand according to rankings released by Colmar Brunton.

Supermarket chain Countdown has secured the first of the Adshel Live Panoramas across key Auckland and Wellington locations.

Kiwi property’s Sylvia Park has launched a new campaign to celebrate the range of brands and styles housed within the shopping centre.

A round of applause for Tourism New Zealand, Kiwi Bacon, New Zealand Police and WorkSafe.

The High Court has ruled that internet streaming using My Box to watch SKY TV movies, television and sports programmes is a breach of copyright and illegal.

TBWA\New Zealand has announced Shane Bradnick as its new chief creative officer across TBWA, Digital Arts Network (DAN) and Eleven PR. Bradnick is set to join TBWA from his current role as DDB’s executive creative director.

Kiwi Bacon has launched a new campaign that aims to reinforce its 100 percent New Zealand free farmed position.

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

WorkSafe has enlisted the help of an aspiring Māori comedian D’Angelo Martin in its latest campaign to help communicate directly to young workers.

The ongoing investigation into New Zealand’s absence from maps of the world continues in the latest star-studded video from Tourism New Zealand.

TBWA\NZ executive creative director Christy Peacock has resigned from his position and is departing the agency after three years.

Spark’s head of brand, communications and experience Sarah Williams is no stranger to thinking long-term when it comes to marketing. As one of this year’s TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards ‘Marketer of the Year’ finalists, we spoke with her about how Spark continues to add value for its customers and celebrate the country’s uniquely New Zealand qualities.

New Zealand Police have released a follow-up campaign to last year’s ‘The World’s Most Entertaining Recruitment Video’, with ‘Breaking News, a recruitment video encouraging diversity.