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, Monday: 99 has taken on comms consultant Nina Bialostocki as director of performance. 99 MD Troy Fuller said: “Nina brings over 25 years of experience in media, advertising, consulting & marketing communications... Read More
SINGAPORE, Today: NZ-based Ukrainian photographer Sacha Stejko travelled to Poland to shoot a new global campaign for TBWA Singapore client Standard Chartered Bank. “Gender,” Stejko says, “shouldn’t be a barrier to progress”. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The glitter has finally finished falling on Botab 2019. The 12th instalment, brought to us by Flying Fish and the Comms Council, played to a sold-out house at a sellout... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: A magical stingray living in the Mangawhai Estuary is at the centre of the latest story book adventure released by Auckland-based Boyd PR to raise funds for the Northland Rescue... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Official Botab charity MusicHelps, which aims to use the power of music to help and heal New Zealanders in need, has created NZ Music T-Shirt Day. MusicHelps GM Peter Dickens... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Special Group NZ created a simple graphic may-the-best-team-win execution for Guinness to craft a press, street poster and digital campaign to ramp up the drama before Saturday’s knockout quarter-final Ireland... Read More
AUCKLAND, Friday: Stanley St marketing director Huia Ngapo – a conduit between the agency and the trade media – has resigned, just a day after ECDs Lisa Fedyszyn & Jonathan McMahon also... Read More
Oscar Kightley (a TV3 survivor, now a Sunday News columnist): “Those were the days when the vibe between TV3 and TVNZ was like the Bloods and the Crips without the drive-by shootings. Read More