AUCKLAND, Today: The starting gun is still some way off, but Droga5 ANZ has its Olympic brief: help bring New Zealanders behind their team for Los Angeles 2028. The New Zealand Olympic... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: HELL Pizza has reached the age where a little existential panic might be expected. Its response? Put pork crackling on a pizza and call it an anti-ageing treatment. Marking 30... Read More
Local ad tech platform VeNA (offices in Auckland, Singapore and Sydney), and digital sports content & media company Perform Group, have unveiled an advertising representation agreement for New Zealand, which the partners... Read More
Shopping site GrabOne reckons its new interactive campaign – created in-house – will help New Zealanders to 'spend less' this Christmas. Entrants need only scissors, glue, and their local NZME newspaper. Read More
The commercial’s title says it all: Made by Many is the tale of the Fonterra people and the animals that make and prepare our milk – the tanker drivers, tyre makers, the... Read More
TBWA Group division Eleven PR has been appointed to launch the iconic Krispy Kreme doughnut brand in New Zealand. Read More
Ogilvy has launched what it’s calling ‘The ‘World’s Most Entertaining Police Recruitment Video’for the NZ Police’s latest recruitment drive in a bid to attract hundreds of new cops to apply. Read More
Freemans Bay indie Republik and client NZ King Salmon have partnered with Al Brown and his best mate Reg to launch their new Manuka range of King Salmon products. Read More
FCB has formed Jolt, a new agency created specifically to take over the newly won Audi account – bringing to an end Audi’s decade-long relationship with bcg2. FCB Media will, however, retain... Read More
Sydney-based Kiwi director Hamish Rothwell – a star on the roster at Goodoil Australia – has shot a new Christmas-flavoured spot for Australia-based discount supermarket chain Aldi. Read More
Peer-to-peer marketplace Harmoney turned the mic to its borrowers when it created a user-generated advertising and marketing campaign called Make it Happen. Read More
Kiwis’ engagement with print newspapers and magazines shows no signs of cooling, according to the latest quarterly toplines released Friday by Nielsen NZ. Read More