AUCKLAND, Today: Election season is officially shifting into top gear, with NZME unveiling what it says will be the most comprehensive campaign coverage in its history. The NZ Herald, Herald NOW, Newstalk... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: A sold sign may end the property search, but realestate.co.nz reckons that’s often where the more interesting story begins. The property platform is celebrating its 30th anniversary with It all... Read More
AUCKLAND, Yesterday: Kiwi kids are the stars of a new global campaign, created by production & creative agency Augusto to encourage the protection of New Zealand for future generations. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Pead PR has appointed three new staffers to its integrated communications division. Devin Monajem joins as head of digital engagement, Duncan Killick has been promoted to content & partnerships manager and... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Ponsonby-based ad-tech and creative indie agency We are Frank has joined forces with NZ software solutions company Double Yolk after Frank founder Benjamin Searancke purchased a 15% stake. Read More
AUCKLAND, Friday: What do an Englishman, a miniature pony and budgie smugglers have in common? They all feature in a fresh new, multifaceted Energy Online campaign by Freemans Bay-based full-service, indie creative... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Colenso BBDO scooped the numbers when the shortlist was unveiled for the Marketing Association’s 2019 NZDM Awards. The agency has 17 finalists, including four shared with Chemistry who have another... Read More
AUCKLAND, Friday: The newly formed New Zealand Hotel Owners Association (NZHOA) has appointed experienced Auckland-based PR strategist Amy Robens to be its executive director. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: In partnership with ballmaker Gilbert Rugby, tech shop Nakatomi, child psychologist Dr Emma Woodward and Colenso BBDO, Spark is developing a Bluetooth-enabled smart rugby ball to help families achieve a... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Eleven PR has been appointed by Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific, to manage its New Zealand public relations. The incumbent was Campbell & Co – but there was reportedly no pitch. Read More