Co-Chief Creative Officer at FCB Aotearoa, Leisa Wall’s highlight of the year was having people beg her to reveal what happened next in the One NZ campaign.
Co-Chief Creative Officer at FCB Aotearoa, Leisa Wall’s highlight of the year was having people beg her to reveal what happened next in the One NZ campaign.
CEO of IAB New Zealand Angelina Farry shares her thoughts on 2024, from the biggest industry developments to the office item she couldn’t live without.
Whittaker’s latest instalment highlights the irresistible appeal of its Chocolate Pods, making them the ultimate Christmas gift – if you can bring yourself to give them away.
OMD Christchurch is continuing to invest in its presence in the South Island with new hires to bolster its offering for 2025.
Free-to-air TV channel Bravo New Zealand, known for its reality and true crime shows, is the number one challenger network for 2024, according to recent data from Nielsen.
JB Hi-Fi has teamed up with Uber to bring customers a more convenient way to shop, allowing them to receive orders within 90 minutes or schedule for later.
Max Burt is General Manager at One Plus One Communications and shares why 2024 has been the best year so far.
Jollys is celebrating its 28th digital panel on the Vivian and Taranaki Corner in Wellington, which hits citybound as well as SH1 Airport traffic.
With the help of TBWA\NZ, a new campaign is showing Kiwis that when it comes to finding a bargain, nobody does it like The Warehouse.
Natasha O’Connor, CEO of OOHMAA provides a wrap up of 2024, sharing the highlights for her team and the out of home industry as a whole.
After 13 years, digital agency Brave has rebranded, with an evolved visual identity, a redesigned website and a new ethos, Dare to Be.
Four Square knows there’s no better way to spend summer than with your ‘bros’ – so the national supermarket has released new collaborations with beloved Kiwi brands.
Bluebird is sharing the love with its latest campaign, inspired by the adorable “pebbling” rituals of Adélie penguins – the brand’s mascot.
Last week in Britomart, 2degrees unveiled a 2-tonne ice sculpture with mobile phones inside in recognition of a key milestone: reaching its net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target.
dish editor Sarah Tuck on the thinking behind ‘Holiday’, the NZ food magazine’s special issue that fills the gap between Christmas and late summer.
Stuff Group is happy to see the end of year Nielsen Online Ratings which shows that in November, stuff.co.nz reached 2.31 million Kiwis.
Alongside Uber One, Rhythm and Vines brand partners in 2024 include One NZ, McDonalds, Red Bull, Pals, Lipton Iced Tea and more.
Leading marketing and communications agency, Bastion Shine is proud to announce the promotion of Oliver Green to the role of Chief Creative Officer.
In light of recent ad industry holding company news, Karangahape Road indie The Goat Farm has chosen to disclose its ownership structure.
Dairy giant Fonterra has launched a new campaign – the first outputs from a new long-term strategic positioning via Bettle–Associates.
Hugh Gurney and Joe Sibley will assume executive creative director roles to lead creativity at Droga5 Melbourne, part of Accenture Song.
Snap Inc., the company behind Snapchat, has announced the appointment of Ryan Ferguson as Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand.
Earlier this month, GroupM New Zealand brought advertisers and creatives together to explore what the future of influencer marketing looks like in Aotearoa.
McDonald’s New Zealand and DDB Group Aotearoa are reminding Kiwis to stay safe and “Make it Click” when they get out on the road this summer.
Magazines thrive during the summer months, making the season a golden opportunity for publishers and advertisers to connect with their audiences.
The Auckland Radio Trust has announced the establishment of the Vince Geddes In-Depth Journalism Fund to support talented freelance journalists.
Kantar’s November Ad Impact Award goes to Lego for its highly enjoyable Christmas ad, ‘Cataclaws is coming to town’, which brings the holiday fun to life.
NZME’s Renata Hayward has seen her role extended to include responsibility for the company’s Auckland direct commercial team.
Waikato-based digital marketing agency Unbound has joined forces with Stape, a specialist in server-side tracking.
Wellington Chocolate Factory is bringing the majority of its cocoa supply closer to home, moving to source beans from the Pacific region