Following their appearance on the catwalk for New Zealand Fashion Week, the All Blacks have taken their sculpted bodies to the screen in a new campaign, via Parlour, for Jockey.

The National Party has gone on the offensive in recent weeks, taking aim at various aspects of the Labour Party’s campaign. And this trend has now been continued with a short new spot that reworks Labour’s well-received slogan from ‘Let’s do this’ to ‘Let’s Tax this’.

Y&R Media has a new name in Y&R Engage, following a rebrand to bring the agency in line with its vision for media.

Bumble has had enough of catfish, so it’s decided to serve them to passersby out of a food truck.

The comedians over at Three see the funny side of the election.

With voter turnout in steady decline among young voters over the last decade, the missing million has become a common phrase during election years. So where are they and why aren’t they voting? As the Electoral Commission and its lead brand agency Saatchi & Saatchi discovered, there are no simple answers to these questions.

We all want to get the most out of our money, and TBWA NZ’s new campaign for ANZ shows how banking innovation is helping customers take control.

Meat & Livestock Australia is certainly no stranger to controversy, with its latest ad attracting plenty of it as it features Hindu deity Ganesha—a renowned vegetarian.

Creepy red balloons are popping up all over Sydney, provoking a few spine tingles among the denizens of the city.

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

Wellington-based agency GSL Promotus’ ‘Choice not Chance’ campaign is tackling the sensitive topic by reaching out to at-risk gamblers with the aim to get people thinking about their situation and ask, ‘is it still for fun?’

A New Zealand-created app that auctions items by dropping the prices during a 60-second countdown is about to take on the lucrative US sporting market. We chat with Dropit co-founder Peter Howell about how the app works, as well as why it’s setting its sights on international markets.

First music, then fashion and now, Rihanna is taking on the makeup world, starting with a campaign video celebrating beauty in all its colours, shapes and forms.

Rather than simply blast trailer after trailer a the public and potentially ruin the surprise, the team behind Blade Runner 2049 has developed a six-minute prequel to whet the audience’s appetite for what’s to come.

With voting kicking off in a week’s time, parties are making their voices heard in a flurry of new campaigns.