SYDNEY, Today: On Device is adding more research muscle to its Australian operation, appointing Harika Singh as Senior Research Executive amid growing demand across Australia and APAC. Singh joins from Advantage Group... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Alarm clocks, black jerseys and 3am kick-offs are back, with adidas and DoorDash helping Kiwi rugby fans prepare for the All Blacks’ three-test South African tour. For each match day,... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: When the Prime Minister announced New Zealand would be closing the borders, Glenn Marvin could see the writing on the wall for his travel and tourism industry clients. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The new owner of Metro magazine is papering the ad/media sector with a flyer that provides no firm resumption date, and – apart from two editorial appointments – very little... Read More
SYDNEY, Today: Tourism New Zealand’s Good Morning World campaign via Special Group has just been named Campaign of the Year at the AdNews Agency of the Year awards in Sydney. (WARNING: Includes... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The Cancer Society’s annual Daffodil Day fundraiser may have passed with Auckland street collections cancelled or scaled-back versions, but that doesn’t mean the need for funds has ceased. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Auckland University Faculty of Law student organisation Rainbow Law has created a campaign that seeks to ensure that queer, genderqueer, and diverse sexual characteristics are topics for the general election... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Ponsonby-based creative agency Crave is celebrating two new account wins this month. Both wins are for drink products – one alcohol-based, the other is a NZ coffee brand. Read More
NEW YORK, Today: Following the final stage of judging, D&AD has announced the shortlisted entries for the final four categories: Graphic Design, Packaging Design, Book Design and Newspaper & Magazine Design. NZ... Read More
WELLINGTON, Wednesday: The Advertising Standards Authority has today released their Influencers AdHelp Information – making it clear that ads are ads. Read More