AUCKLAND, Today: Spark Foundry NZ has promoted Kelly Rosnell-Shand to General Manager Client Service, backing her to help steer the agency’s continued growth and dial up its client experience game.
Dunedin keeps it real on city living costs
AUCKLAND, Today: Dunedin’s cheeky charm is back for round two. After the first Dunedin Works Better campaign struck a chord, Enterprise Dunedin has relaunched it — with another jab at big city chaos.
ABEL and Cannabis Clinic tackle medicinal cannabis stigma head-on
AUCKLAND, Today: Medicinal cannabis is now legal, accessible and professionally prescribed — but old attitudes haven’t caught up. Two-thirds of Kiwis still believe there’s a stigma around getting treatment, according to research by One Plus One.
AI, automation and optimism on the rise
AUCKLAND, Today: Australian marketers are feeling upbeat again, with 71% saying they’re optimistic about the year ahead. That’s a 15% jump in confidence, bouncing back from 2024’s dip to 56%.
Whittaker’s peels back the nostalgia
AUCKLAND, Today: Whittaker’s is going bananas — literally — with the launch of its limited-edition Banana Caramel 250g block, hitting shelves mid-July and wrapped in its signature Creamy Milk chocolate.
Cat-flavoured chaos: Muzza’s pies go viral
AUCKLAND, Today: In a city flooded with pie shops, Mt Albert’s Muzza’s Pies has managed to stand out — with a pastry made just for dogs. And it’s causing a stir worldwide.
Jurassic roar powers NZ’s biggest box office weekend
AUCKLAND, Today: Movie lovers packed cinemas across the country last weekend, making it the biggest box office result since June last year, according to Val Morgan Cinema.
BLACKCAPS tour Zimbabwe – catch it free
AUCKLAND, Today: Kiwi cricket fans are in for a treat this July and August with live, free coverage of the BLACKCAPS’ Zimbabwe tour, streaming exclusively on ThreeNow.
Fresh talent uploaded at Samsung Ads
AUCKLAND, Today: Samsung Ads has brought in two new heavy-hitters — Levi Guillory and Carla Dawson — as the business continues to scale across ANZ and SEA.
Bonds and Special go full Y2K with creator collab
AUCKLAND, Today: With most Aussie homes owning up to 12 Bonds pieces, it’s no surprise everyone from your bub to your neighbour is probably wearing something Bonds right now.
