Non-profit organisation CoorDown marked World Down Syndrome Day with a funny campaign that asks the audience: Does a person with down syndrome really have special needs?

Google Shopping has recently launched into New Zealand and the significantly lower price to advertise may put smaller Kiwi businesses ahead.

Last year, the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival celebrated procreating pandas in a cheeky video to raise awareness for species that are going extinct. And now, Pornhub has joined in on the fundraising action by encouraging its fans to get it on Panda-style.

Earlier this month, New Zealand’s media landscape saw the addition of Newsie. We chat to Sun Media directors Brian and Claire Rogers about taking regional news to the nation, moving away from clickbait and the banding together of New Zealand’s independent publishers.

G.J. Gardner Homes is on a mission to make the home-building journey more enjoyable in its first campaign by 99’s content production unit, The Workshop.

Toronto whisky bar, The Emmet Ray, was serving more than just drinks on St Patrick’s Day, as they came with a reminder not to drive under the influence.

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Last night, Jono Pryor made headlines for breaking down during Jono and Ben when talking about the death of a friend and mental illness. His words have since been praised by the audience, but he’s not the only one making mental illness the topic of a nation-wide conversation as New Zealand’s rugby stars have also spoken up.

There’s nothing like that new, sweaty car smell. Kia Motors America is letting its test drivers get close to their favourite NBA stars by giving away NBA-themed air fresheners.

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

Julian Savea fans have been able to get a glimpse of the hard work that goes into his performance on the field and delve into the All Black’s world in a bold video for G-Shock New Zealand.

StopPress understands Air New Zealand has appointed its media account across Australia and New Zealand to the Dentsu Aegis Network, bringing an end to the long-winded pitch process stretching back to September.

Auckland advertising agency Mr Smith is no more after it was acquired by global network Havas in a deal which has seen the agency’s founding partners John O’Leary and Ben Handy head the local operation and a rebrand to Havas New Zealand.

Following on from its recent win of Manukau Institute of Technology, Hamilton-based agency King St has now also picked up the media account for Beaurepaires.