Wanted: beer-drinkers to help save the entire world

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Beer-drinkers of New Zealand: In 2015 a true Kiwi invention was born when DB Export brought us DB Export Brewtroleum, a high grade biofuel made from the by-product of beer. This year, DB – with a little help from Colenso BBDO and OMG’s brand-building PR agency Spark PR & Activate, with communications strategy from Spark PHD – is asking us to drink DB Export so that DB Export Brewtroleum can make its return and “we can continue to save the entire world”.

Full house for Faris Yakob

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Around 70 creatives, strategists and marketers braved a steamy mid-summer Auckland night last week to hear celebrated US adman Faris Yakob speak at OMD’s industry update event, Tea & Toast. The venue was the upmarket new Seafarer Members Club restaurant/bar in the Britomart, started in November last year by Shine creatives Lucien Law and Simon Curran.

Parris stars in S&P’s Super Rugby launch

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After winning the NZ Rugby competitive creative pitch against Augusto late last year, Sugar&Partners has launched a new campaign, #SUPERBANGBANG. Aiding and abetting S&P was International Choreographer of the Year Parris Goebel (fresh from an ANZ campaign for Whybin).

Going for gold (updated)

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Ogilvy has produced a promo for Countdown which will see the chain – sponsors of the NZ Olympic team – send four Kiwis to the Rio Olympics, plus give away $10,000 in gold every day from now Monday 6 March.

Whybin & Parris Goebel launch ANZ Student Banking campaign

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ANZ has launched its new Student Banking campaign, Fortune Favours the Brave, with some serious fanfare thanks to the help of globally renowned choreographer Parris Goebel and Whybin\TBWA NZ.

Partnering with Goebel, ANZ and Whybin turned a first-year student’s original song into a music video “fit for the likes of J-Lo and Justin Bieber”.

Sugar wins NZ cereal giant

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Sugar&Partners has won the Hubbards advertising business. There appears not to have been a formal pitch, but Hubbards marketing director Rebecca Bergs told M+AD this morning that they did “look at other agencies”.