
Stuff’s digital news website, stuff.co.nz, has accelerated audience growth in the latest Nielsen research.
Stuff’s digital news website, stuff.co.nz, has accelerated audience growth in the latest Nielsen research.
Yash Murthy says that while social media audiences are fragmented, they are still willingly to give their attention to content that is captivating.
More FM Canterbury has has launched a new campaign celebrating 30 years of partnership with the Crusaders.
Omnicom Media NZ has launched a new influencer marketing capability to give brands a more consistent way to manage creator activity.
Sky Sport has announced comprehensive coverage of Super Rugby Pacific’s Super Round, along with a free day pass on Sky Sport Now.
New Zealand Media and Entertainment is celebrating a suite of recent results across its publishing division.
Darkhorse has added Trade Me and DHL to its client roster and appointed Lucinda East Kennedy and Mandy Wiles as business directors.
Scroll Media has signed an exclusive representation agreement with AccuWeather to represent its premium advertising inventory across ANZ.
TVNZ has rolled out an updated version of its TVNZ+ platform, describing it as having a flexible, future-ready foundation.
Humour has emerged as the leading feature of New Zealand’s favourite ads on TV, according to new findings from The Research Agency.
Media expert Antony Young rounds up global media news. This week, Meta is set to dethrone Google as the world’s biggest digital ad player.
CarExpert NZ has appointed Mat McNay as country manager, bringing back an early leader as it continues growth in New Zealand.
Scammers work fast, but Google says its AI assistant Gemini works faster, stopping billions of “bad ads” before people even see them.
A new Auckland-based agency group Foundry Collective is launching this month to help Kiwi businesses grow in a more sustainable way.
With more than 20 publications – and ODT.co.nz – Allied Media can deliver you the South Island, says national sales manager Nic Dahl.
Southern Cross Travel Insurance urges travellers not to leave their holiday to chance in its new campaign ‘Don’t leave it to chance’.
The One Club for Creativity has announced the finalists for The One Show 2026, including 11 from New Zealand.
PHD NZ has appointed Sam Sherson as chief technology officer to lead the agency’s data, analytics and technology capabilities.
Somar Digital has built a new website, launched alongside Taranaki’s refreshed bus network Te Pahi Taranaki.
After a wave of social posts calling for it, Macca’s is running a one-night-only trial of a Kiwi creation: the McMullet.
Kath Webster, editor of the lifestyle, motoring and travel magazine AA Directions, is marking 25 years at the helm of the publication.
Jack Link’s “Feed Your Wild Side” stands out for its ability to balance entertainment with clear message delivery.
After 25 years with Stuff Group, The Post’s editor Tracy Watkins is moving on, taking up a new role with Business New Zealand in July.
Trust in the news is on the rise in Aotearoa, according to the Auckland University of Technology’s latest report.
The News Publishers’ Association has announced the finalists for the 2026 Voyager Media Awards, with winners to be awarded on May 22.
National Poetry Day is looking for a new principal sponsor as outdoor poster company Phantom Billstickers transitions into a new role.
TRA has appointed Ben Farnsworth and Tessa Tripp to drive the next phase of growth for its expanded brand tracking capability.
The New Zealand Marketing Association is gearing up to run its Advanced Marketing Leadership programme for 2026.
Kiwi audiences will now able to watch a range of podcasts on TVNZ+, as the local broadcaster expands its current content offering.
Special has unveiled a new brand platform for power tool company Ryobi, the first initiative in their partnership.