AUCKLAND, Today: Most client-agency relationships do well to reach double figures. Bunnings and PHD Aotearoa have now stretched theirs to 24 years, with another chapter officially locked in. Bunnings has reappointed PHD... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Friends and family have a way of forgiving missed catch-ups. Leave it too long, however, and Tourism New Zealand warns you may officially become a stranger. That playful threat sits... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The call for entries for the 2019 NZDM Awards – labelled this year as Results are Divine – went live this morning. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Many NZ magazines recorded good increases in the latest Nielsen magazine & newspaper readership surveys. Some fell – but not by much. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s newspapers generally held steady in the latest Nielsen readership report. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: DDB Group has announced the launch of Tribal Worldwide New Zealand’ putting a name on DDB’s digital department which has over recent years achieved scale and success to rival many... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Mobile brand advertising shop Kargo says it is taking a stance in support of local publishers, advertisers and marketers looking for relevance, scale and creativity in the wake of KPEX’s... Read More
BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA, Thursday: Auckland’s MDS Adschool students have won three Crystal awards at Ad Stars 2019’s non-professional competition) and another in the Print category. Read More
NEW YORK, Thursday: New Zealand won two Silvers and six Bronzes at the 2019 Clio Awards. Clemenger BBDO and Sweetshop took the Silvers, three of the Bronzes went to Clemenger BBDO, two... Read More
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: Storm Day has joined Special Group in the newly created role of head of account service after being the marketing director of Lewis Road Creamery. Read More
NAPIER, Today: Mission Estate Winery has appointed Jo Pearson – Hawkes Bay born and raised – as their marketing manager. Read More
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: New Zealanders are again being encouraged to use te reo Māori with the support of OMANZ and the wider industry. Read More