AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand Rugby and Movember are pushing fans to speak up, not stay silent, in a powerful campaign tackling mental health and breaking down the stigma around getting help.
AUCKLAND, Today: OMG topped the charts in the H1 2025 New Business Barometer, pulling in $4.6M thanks to Kimberly-Clark ($1.4M) and the NZ Government ($2.4M).
AUCKLAND, Today: McDonald’s and OMD have brought Coca-Cola®’s colour-changing cups to life in the real world with a bold Feast Mode outdoor campaign. The activation covers 110 panels across Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, including lenticular bus panels and underpass takeovers.
NEW YORK, Today: For the first time in its 80-year history, the Type Directors Club will present physical Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards, beginning with the TDC72 competition.
AUCKLAND, Today: Prime Minister has smashed records, pulling in $417,000 in its first week at the box office. Cinemas report sensational responses, with some audiences even breaking into spontaneous applause after screenings.
AUCKLAND, Today: NZME has brought on board Deep Balsara as Programmatic Manager, a brand-new role within its Agency team designed to boost programmatic strategy and strengthen its growing advertising offering.
AUCKLAND, Today: How you do anything is how you do everything. In art or storytelling, that feels natural. But when running a business, suddenly it’s all “efficiency, productivity, profit” — heart often gets sidelined.
AUCKLAND, Today: Hundreds of thousands of Kiwi rock fans cast their votes again this year for The Rock 2000 — the month-long countdown where 2,000 tracks are analysed daily, celebrated like sport, and worshipped like religion.
QUEENSTOWN, Today: After nearly 20 weeks away, the iconic horn of the TSS Earnslaw is back in Queenstown today. The historic steamship resumes sailings to Walter Peak, perfectly timed for the last days of school holidays.
AUCKLAND, Today: Marketers are under growing pressure to prove returns, and now there’s a new tool to help. The first benchmarking study across Australia and New Zealand looks at how below-the-line (BTL) activations are measured, valued, and prioritised.