Wendy’s popular Big Kahuna burger is back but “fresher than ever” with a new campaign that sees music made out of burger ingredients.
DDB shines light on Westpac home loans
DDB’s latest instalment for Westpac highlights the common family issue of not having enough space at home, and follows Captain Destructo (aka Steve), a Kiwi dad and aspiring supervillain as he challenges his wife’s patience.
The dot takes a hike
NZ Herald owner NZME has dropped the dot at the end of its new corporate name – a decision cheered on by journos all over the country.
RAPP’s Angels help City Mission smash fundraising records
Christmas was a bit brighter for thousands of Aucklanders after a record $1.3million was raised for the Auckland City Mission’s Christmas Appeal, thanks in part to a RAPP campaign encouraging Kiwis to “become someone’s angel” and light up Auckland.
A tale of love, loss and the ‘greatest Valentines gift ever’
To commemorate Valentine’s Day, Y&R and Land Rover took a heart-felt ‘Dear John’ listing on TradeMe and turned it into “the greatest Valentine’s Day gift ever for four Kiwi blokes”.
NZME. goes it alone on radio survey
NZME. Radio has snubbed MediaWorks and announced it will now fully fund an independent survey of radio audiences in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch “to ensure that clients have access to up-to-date data”. It will commence shortly.
The human cigarette finds love
GSL Promotus has leveraged the Health Promotion Agency’s nasty Stop Before You Start man-cigarette to produce an interactive Phantom street poster that’s diverting passers-by in Auckland on Shortland St, Symonds St, and Dominion Rd; and in Wellington on Dixon St, Cambridge Tce, and Cuba St.
Valentines Day dawns in Queen St
Coca-Cola has put a little spritz into Valentines Day with a new, interactive Adshel vending machine, currently amusing – and refreshing – passers-by on Queen St and Vulcan Lane.
NZME. pads up for alternative World Cup
The caravan-loving cricket tragics that comprise the Alternative Commentary Collective are back in bad suits for their third series of international cricket, and will be on the boundary ropes for the Black Caps’ home games at the 2015 edition of Cricket World Cup.
Barnes Catmur’s Hit Man cometh
Barnes Catmur & Friends have reinvented heart disease as a shadowy serial killer for the TVC currently screening (and also running on radio, billboards, buses, street posters and digital).
