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AUCKLAND, Wednesday: Takapuna-based Pure Productions is creating a series of tvcs for Quarterpast – a new brand brought to consumers by fruit & coffee syrup makers Shott Beverages. Read More
AUCKLAND, Tueday: Indie shop Motion Sickness has created a new campaign, Be Our Guest, for the Karangahape Road Business Association, taking a poke at the tourism industry's tired clichés. Read More
