This week in global media news the New Zealand Commerce Commission is one of the first to raise concerns over the potential Omnicom and Interpublic merger.
True and Flight Centre have launched a new campaign that highlights the benefits of booking with the centre’s travel-obsessed Travel Experts.
Graham Norton has taken his passion for wine a step further, joining Invivo Wines’ Cofounders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron in Marlborough.
In a move to balance the scales of the hospitality industry, the Restaurant Association of New Zealand has announced the launch of a new rating system.
Nothing says Easter like the smell of freshly baked hot cross buns and to celebrate this classic treat, New World and DDB Aotearoa have created cinnamon-scented bus stop.
Last week, the In-House Agency Council announced the winners of the 2025 IHAC Awards in a virtual ceremony, recognising outstanding work across APAC.
Art of the Possible has launched in New Zealand, providing businesses with a flexible model that connects brands directly to proven experts.
Last night, the 45th Axis Awards were held at the Viaduct Events Centre in Auckland, and the industry gathered to recognise outstanding creative campaigns.
Momentum Group has announced Alex Kenny as its Creative Director, strengthening its capabilities in optimising creative content for digital performance.
Silver Fern Farms has appointed Ogilvy NZ as its global agency partner, as part of an ongoing expansion into multiple overseas markets.
Leading podcast company Acast has announced six promotions in its sales teams, which cover Australia and New Zealand.
North & South has made a comeback, having launched its first newsletter to subscribers in late January with promising results.
NZME appointed new leaders to its Christchurch sales team, aiming to drive growth in the Canterbury region.
Unbound has launched Unbound Academy, a workshop series to help businesses improve their digital marketing skills.
The ASA’s 2024 turnover report shows a decline in TV revenue and continued growth in digital TV spending. But the report only tells half the story, says ThinkTV.
The ASA’s latest advertising turnover report shows total digital spend was $2,422 million in the year ending 31 December 2024.
OOHMAA is investing in the future of the out of home industry with a new CEO role – the existing position held by Natasha O’Connor has been disestablished.
TVNZ has joined the 2025 Professional Certification of Advanced Marketing Leadership programme as a key partner, reinforcing its commitment to shaping New Zealand’s top marketing talent and helping…
Kiwi streaming and cinema guide Flicks has renewed its exclusive partnership with local delivery service Delivereasy – a match-made in heaven.
DDB Group AUNZ has announced a new leadership team with NZ CEO Priya Patel and NZ Chief Creative Officer Matty Burton taking on expanded roles.
The ‘Make New Zealand the best place in the world to have herpes’ campaign has won gold at AdFest 2025.
Cystic Fibrosis NZ have chosen Chemistry to lead their creative and digital marketing efforts in 2025 and beyond, marking a new chapter for the organisation.
MediaWorks is introducing its latest digital out-of-home development on the North Shore – two screens to catch the traffic at the Tristram Ave on-ramp.
Advertising platform StackAdapt has announced a global partnership with Zitcha, a unified retail media platform, providing an easy system for brands to utilise.
Wind is powering the digital out-of-home campaign for The Southerly, a luxury whisky-infused honey, using an energy source that truly fits the brand name.
Nielsen Ad Intel’s latest data shows advertising expenditure across New Zealand’s Investment, Finance, and Banking sector jumped by 4.1% year-on-year
Unilever is moving 50% of its ad spend to social media; The White Lotus is seeing travellers flock to the Four Seasons; Why brands need to tune into podcasts.
Colenso are celebrating the promotion of Charlotte Glennon to Director of Operations & Production, effective immediately.
Shepherdess magazine is marking a significant milestone this month – five years old and its 21st edition with rural champion Catherine Mullooly on the cover.
Communications agency Sling & Stone has been appointed by New Zealand’s ethical KiwiSaver provider Pathfinder following a competitive pitch process.