WELLINGTON, Thursday: GSL Promotus has created a new campaign to celebrate Suzuki NZ’s Clean Car programme which rewards new-car buyers for buying low-emission, fuel-efficient cars.
Chemistry creates new platform for St John
AUCKLAND, Thursday: Freemans Bay creative agency Chemistry has fashioned its first campaign for St John, since it was recently appointed to the role.
Contagion launches homegrown Thermomix campaign
AUCKLAND, Thursday: Thermomix have partnered with indie agency Contagion to launch their first homegrown New Zealand campaign We Don’t Cook, We Thermomix.
Method NZ shoots Sea Life AU
AUCKLAND, Today: Leading creative tech studio, Grey Lynn-based Method, has brought seldom-seen sea creatures to life in an immersive digital experience, Dive into the Deep.
BCG2 cultivates its rural portfolio
AUCKLAND, Today: BCG2 has been awarded the Terragen account in both Australia and New Zealand. There was no incumbent.
The fine art of promoting fine art
AUCKLAND, Today: “At Phantom Billstickers, we’ve always been obsessed with art,” says Robin McDonnell, ceo of the renowned poster company, in the latest edition of their weekly newsletter, Phan Mail.
Eight NZ celebrates 10th
SYDNEY, Today: Australasian production company Eight this week celebrates the 10-year anniversary of its launch into the NZ market with the newly released Meridian Energy campaign (which featured in M+AD yesterday).
Gisborne tech outfit appoints Republik
GISBORNE, Wednesday: Tech company ThinkSafe has appointed full-service Freemans Bay indie Republik to manage its business here in New Zealand and across their international markets.
Liftoff for Daylight’s sustainability campaign
AUCKLAND, Today: Following a competitive pitch* in December last year, Daylight Creative (part of the Spinoff Group) has launched Auckland Council’s new climate action platform, Auckland Forever.
Jalcon Homes chooses Chemistry
AUCKLAND, Today: After a pitch, Westhaven indie Chemistry has been selected as the agency of choice for group home builder Jalcon Homes. The incumbent was Auckland’s Saturday Creative.
