Building supply specialist ITM has launched its new app by challenging builders to catch the biggest virtual fish in a VR ‘ITM Go Fish’ competition via JustOne.

Cancer Research UK is hoping to raise awareness for bowel cancer, by filming ‘Live from Inside the Body’ to show audiences across the country what a colonoscopy looks like.

Over the last few years, we’ve seen Whittaker’s partner with a number of brands, including L&P, Lewis Road Creamery and Jelly Tip, to produce a range of interesting hybrids. And now the Porirua-based chocolate company is continuing its collaborative trend by teaming up with Meridian Energy for a new campaign, focused on renewable energy.

Warehouse Stationery have uploaded a video of paint drying (literally). The question remains, why?

Brand Spanking found itself facing questions from the Otago Daily Times, after it launched a search for staff to promote a mysterious tobacco product.

Aucklanders may have seen billboards pop up encouraging women to get into construction trade, but they aren’t just an ads for jobs. As founder and CEO, Christina Rogstad discusses, they’re part of a wider effort to change perceptions about construction trades and show women that it doesn’t have to be a male-dominated industry.

RNZ’s latest piece of digital innovation is putting listeners’ voices to air through a self-recording app called VoxPop.

NZTA, The Warehouse and Warehouse Stationery enjoy a bright start to 2017.

No doubt to the joy and relief of some parents, the start of the new school year is just on the horizon. So as kids and students start compiling their ‘back to school kits’, some brands are making the most of the country’s stationery and lunchbox fervour.

America’s Radio Mercury Awards has served up some questionable inspiration for radio stars by encouraging them to push the boundaries and break the rules in a call for entries campaign.

Meat and Livestock Australia have once again caused a stir with a ‘Celebrate Australia’ campaign that’s been criticised for misrepresenting the country’s history.

Every year, StopPress asks players in the local industry for their reflections on the marketing year that was. Here’s what James Butcher, sales director at Pandora NZ, has to say.