AUCKLAND, Today: In a market-first Christmas collaboration, New Zealand Media and Entertainment partners with The Warehouse and OMG for an innovative campaign across various platforms.
Motion Sickness urges kiwis to swap to Boring Oat Milk
New Zealand, a nation traditionally fueled by cow’s milk, is facing a dairy revolution led by Boring Oat Milk in their latest campaign, ‘Quit the Tit.’ This initiative encourages Kiwis to transition from cow’s milk to Boring Oat Milk, challenging the norm in a country deeply rooted in dairy.
Mango & Special PR shine
AUCKLAND, Thursday: Following a two-month entry period and two rounds of judging by 51 industry experts, the Commercial Communications Council has awarded 20 Silver Pressies, 12 Gold Awards and the Grand Prix.
New look for Axis 2024
AUCKLAND, Today: The Comms Council has this morning announed that entries for 2024 Axis Awards call for entry is live – with a number of small changes …
Motion Sickness gives Big Save Furniture a makeover
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Following a competitive pitch in August, Motion Sickness has been appointed as the lead strategic, creative, and media agency for furniture & beds stockist Big Save Furniture.
Chemistry founding partner/executive CD Pat Murphy departs for new adventure
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Chemistry founding partner and executive creative director Pat Murphy has departed the agency. For a we-earned break.
DDB and Meadow Fresh separate the real from the fake in new Kaló Real
AUCKLAND, Monday: For the first time since 2018, a new Kaló brand campaign from Meadow Fresh, in collaboration with DDB Group Aotearoa has been launched to highlight Kaló credentials as Greek yoghurt – “made the real way”.
Jake Dennis joins Film Construction
AUCKLAND, Today: Film Construction announce the newest addition to their impressive roster – photographer Jake Dennis.
Strong finish for NZME
AUCKLAND Friday: NZME is enjoying a strong finish to 2023. Jason Winstanley, NZME chief audio officer, says. “Two two key industry surveys showing it continues to be the country’s largest multi-media company, with more than 8 in every 10 Kiwis, or 3.5 million people, connecting with its platforms.
Kiwis ‘can’t get enough of Stuff media’
AUCKLAND, Friday: Stuff reports that it has grown audience across its print and digital channels combined, “with now even more New Zealanders choosing Stuff ahead of any other media publisher.”
