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AUCKLAND, Today: Ravi Sharma has two homes and one rather awkward cricket dilemma. With India taking on the BLACKCAPS, which side does ANZ's much-loved advertising character actually support? TBWA\New Zealand has put... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: After years helping brands find their place in sport and culture, Stefani Chinn is returning to Australia to take the reins of Bastion’s Experience team. Chinn joins as General Manager,... Read More
Hazel Phillips, editor at Tangible Media’s Idealog magazine since 2011, has quit to join Fonterra’s PR consultancy, Baldwin Boyle Group. Read More
Whybin\TBWA chief creative officer Toby Talbot has handed in his cards after only one year in the job, and is to return to the DDB fold at DDB Sydney in the same... Read More
► APN News & Media has appointed TRN ceo Jane Hastings to the new rold of ceo of APN NZ, responsible for the company’s local publishing, radio and digital businesses. Both APN New... Read More
Sierra Coffee has appointed Freeman’s Bay Indie Republik to manage its design, creative and media business, across all their coffee brands. Read More
Sam Hunt is the magic ingredient that takes Sugar&Partners’ latest TV & cinema campaign for World Vision to a level seldom seen in Third World aid ads. Read More
Strong industry support enabled the inaugural APN McNally Classic fishing competition to make a good profit – all of which goes to the Men’s Health Trust. Read More
Former FCB New Zealand ECD Rob Sherlock is to join Japanese-based ASATSU-DK (ADK) as its first worldwide executive creative director, with the main focus on the overseas market. Read More
FCB Media blitzed the field at last night’s Beacon Awards – yet it was a little-known indie that appeared dramatically out of left field to claim the Big One. Read More
