AUCKLAND, Thursday: Grey Lynn creative shop BCG2 has tapped into the comedic talents of Jeremy Corbett to launch a new campaign for realestate.co.nz – an industry-owned platform that has been around since before Google.
Rainger & Rolfe on cartel conduct
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Rainger & Rolfe and Tilt Digital have teamed up with the Commerce Commission to help NZ businesses better understand the new cartel laws.
Google AU turns to Godzone
SYDNEY, Today: Google Australia called on New Zealand’s Colenso BBDO to help them craft a new campaign saluting the resilience of Australian small businesses.
bp Cup Final
AUCKLAND, Today: Since its launch in July 2020, bp has been “inspired and excited” by New Zealanders’ response to Ogilvy NZ’s Thank You Coffee campaign, according to the Wild Bean Cafe company.
Westfield’s Xmas (Updated)
SYDNEY, Today: Aussie agency Sibling (a bespoke agency set up by WPP AUNZ) has created a new Christmas campaign – The Night (way) before Christmas –for Transtasman shopping centre chain Westfield.
Waste management
WELLINGTON, Friday: Clemenger, with Assembly in the production chair, has created a new climate-change campaign, Say No to Wasted Energy, for the Energy Efficiency Conservation Authority’s Gen Less platform, which aims to inspire New Zealanders to use less harmful energy.
Tough Enough?
AUCKLAND, Today: Following the success of several high-profile campaigns – including A Moment Against Silence and The Mensus – dentsu and Movember have created a campaign they say “challenges the very fabric of what it means to be a Kiwi man”.
Agency combo shoots NZ
AUCKLAND, Today: Tourism NZ and Special Group – with support from Stanley St and Good Oil – have partnered with two Kiwi comedians to release a new summer tune, all in the name of supporting domestic tourism.
Hear Me Raw
AUCKLAND, Today: NZ-owned petfood company Animals Like Us – with help from their friends at Flying Fish, HeyYou, John Plimmer, Marx Design and MBM – has launched its first campaign for a ‘raw made easy’ range of dog food, now available in supermarkets.
Barbie the Brave
NEW YORK, Today: Toymaker Mattel is being hailed for a new video, screening on its YouTube channel, that shows the iconic kids’ character Barbie tackle the difficult subject of white privilege and racism in a language kids can understand.
