AUCKLAND, Yesterday: Kiwibank has teamed up with financial journalist Frances Cook for her new independent podcast, Making Cents. This partnership highlights Kiwibank’s dedication to supporting local media and improving financial literacy among Kiwis.

AUCKLAND, Today: 818, an entertainment publicity agency, has signed on to promote fourteen major events in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, this summer. Celebrating 10 years, 818 specialises in large-scale live events and entertainment.

AUCKLAND, Today: Realtime media monitoring company Streem has extended its exclusive media monitoring partnership with Sky News Australia through a renewed multi-year deal.

AUCKLAND, Today: Woollen socks are durable, bacteria-resistant, promote foot health, and are incredibly warm. Yet for those facing homelessness, quality wool socks are a rare luxury and not often donated.

AUCKLAND, Today: CTRL Space, a trans-Tasman architectural interior design agency, has teamed up with PR agency Tonic Communications to boost brand awareness, grow its industry profile, and attract new international business.

AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s profile in global film production and drone technology is rising with the filming of a new campaign for the world’s first 8K flying action camera in Canterbury.

AUCKLAND, Today: LUMO is expanding its presence across New Zealand, adding four new digital billboards to its network. The new sites include LUMO-Remuera in Auckland and three in Christchurch: LUMO-Cranford, LUMO-Innes and LUMO-Ferrymead.

AUCKLAND, Today: Motion Sickness has quickly risen in the creative and advertising world, securing lead accounts like Kathmandu Global, Les Mills, Whānau Ora, and Ora Supplements (US), and winning over 100 awards in 18 months.

AUCKLAND, Today: The finalists for the 2024 IAB New Zealand Digital Advertising Awards have been revealed, celebrating the best work and talent in New Zealand’s digital advertising industry.

AUCKLAND, Today: Shark Beauty, part of SharkNinja, has brought its first Shark Beauty Salon to New Zealand. Known for its viral hair tools, the pop-up has launched in Newmarket, Auckland, for three weeks.