AUCKLAND, Today: A 25-cent banking fee has turned into a $1.73 million headache for TSB, after thousands of business customers were charged for cheque transactions that should have been free. The Financial... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s working fleet is getting a striking blue makeover, as UDC and R&R put the machinery behind the country’s businesses centre stage in a new national brand campaign. Built... Read More
DDB NZ has teamed up with one of New Zealand’s leading knitwear and textile designers to create the Fargo Woollens clothing range to celebrate the second season of FX’s black comedy-drama Fargo,... Read More
Auckland, October 20. – Gameloft Advertising Solutions, an arm of Paris-based global digital games company Gameloft, has unveiled new, innovative advertising formats: Minigame, FORM, SITE, VBAN, M-INT, as well as a new... Read More
The penultimate edition of #smcakl 2015 is on tomorrow night (Wednesday) at Vodafone’s Viaduct Harbour Ave HQ. A panel of academics and broadcasters will discuss: Gen Z – What’s up with young... Read More
The Advertising Standards Authority has confirmed a review of the Code for Advertising to Children and the Children’s Code for Advertising Food. The last review as completed in 2010. Read More
Whybin\TBWA client ANZ bank leads the list of finalists for the 2015 Plain English Awards. “The judges had 140 entries to read through, and a hard job choosing between them,” said Gregory Fortuin,... Read More
Only a few months after NZ Rugby engaged Sugar&Partners to deliver its ITM Cup campaign the agency has “successfully reignited deep-seated rivalries and passions for NZ’s premier national sporting competition, stoking the... Read More
Spark may be about to hand its creative account to Auckland agency Shine, according to unconfirmed reports. The incumbent for is Saatchi & Saatchi. Read More
The CAANZ PREScom Champion Speaker Series – the much-heralded breakfast event featuring leading journalists, commentators and industry heads – is on in Auckland this Wednesday (21 October). Read More