Bauer breathes new Life into FQ

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Bauer Media has established an annual brand extension to its popular Fashion Quarterly magazine. The new arrival is called Fashion Quarterly Life and features people and stylish interiors, fashion, food and wine, travel, and health & wellbeing.

Creativity study: Symphony, Facebook & Tourism NZ

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Tourism NZ broke new ground this week when it unveiled a global partnership with Facebook aimed at bringing more visitors to NZ. The idea had its genesis at Auckland shop Symphony, which describes itself as a script-to-screen production agency. Here’s their story:

Core values at every turn

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OMD has completed its move to new offices in a renovated space at the city end of Mt Eden. CEO Kath Watson said they’re sad to be leaving College Hill, which has been the agency’s home for more than a decade. But, she says, the change came at just the right time.

Spikes unveils more juries

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Two senior film company creatives from this part of the world have got the nod as more category juries were released overnight by the Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity, which this year takes place in September. Auckland-based Robber’s Dog Films director Adam Stevens will help judge the Film Craft entries, while Curious Films president Peter Grasse, a familiar face on […]

Arrivals & Departures: NZME Radio boss promoted

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NZME Radio has promoted NZME Radio general manager Dallas Gurney to a new role at group level, GM of group content marketing, focussed on growing commercial branded content, white-labelled content solutions, PR and communications services for clients. He will continue to be based in Auckland.

Local architect’s Len Lye Centre a thing of beauty

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The launch of the new Len Lye Centre, designed by Patterson Associates in New Plymouth, was the hot ticket event last weekend. Politicians mixed with creatives, urbanites chatted with ruralites, and art and architecture was at its best – interactive and fun for all ages.