AUCKLAND, Today: Stuff, New Zealand’s largest news website, saw its audience grow again in October, with 2.32 million Kiwis visiting—more than 200,000 ahead of its nearest competitor.

New Zealand’s only dedicated sports radio and audio platform, SENZ, will officially become Sport Nation from November 19 ushering in an exciting evolution of Kiwi sports media. 

WAIKATO, Today: Waikato’s Brainchild agency has double the reason to celebrate, winning Small Business of the Year and People’s Choice at the 2024 Waikato Chamber of Commerce Business Awards.

AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealanders have spoken: the top 10 favourite ads have been revealed, with ASB’s Ben & Amy and ANZ’s Sharma Family securing the #1 and #2 spots again. These results highlight the power of consistent and recognisable brand ideas.

AUCKLAND, Today: TBWA\NZ Group kicked off ANZ’s Auckland FC sponsorship with an electrifying platform, sparking a citywide hunt that got football fans racing across Auckland.

AUCKLAND, Today: Waitapu Group, New Zealand’s independent creative and media collective, has acquired leading PR and creative consultancy Hustle & Bustle, further strengthening its offerings across the communication spectrum.

AUCKLAND, Today: Kicking off November 11-17, Melbourne’s Swanston Street will showcase an anamorphic illusion highlighting Garnier’s new Vitamin C Daily Tinted Fluid with SPF50+, adding SPF50+ protection and tinted glow to daily routines.

AUCKLAND, Today: Under sunny skies at a lively Grand ORCA lunch on Tuesday, TRB welcomed creative agency teams, radio networks, students, and clients to celebrate standout radio campaigns across the Grand ORCA and Student ORCA categories.

AUCKLAND, Yesterday: As summer approaches, magazine readership is set to soar. This season offers an ideal opportunity for publishers and advertisers to reach engaged, relaxed audiences.

AUCKLAND, Today: Dive into the world of Reel Factory’s Spotlight Series, where director Jonny Zeller takes center stage, sharing insights into his journey and the chaos he calls a day’s work.