AUCKLAND, Today: Apparently one universe wasn't enough for Paulie the Piñata. 2degrees and TBWA\New Zealand have opened the Data Piñataverse for the campaign's fifth summer outing. What started as a seasonal promotion... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Most backcountry huts offer spectacular views and somewhere to rest your legs. Heineken has gone a little further, adding a beer tap 1,130 metres above sea level in Southland. Welcome... Read More
NEW YORK, Today: Special NZ has been named among the top 10 agencies in the world for consistently producing effective creative campaigns in 2022, in the latest New York Festivals AME Awards... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The Comms Council has released details of the dates & deadlines of all its major awards shows next year. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Spikes Asia have announced their jury for 2023, with Run chief creative officer Raymond Otene McKay appointed to the panel of industry experts. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Recruitment agency The Pond is shining a light on its two most recent recruits – Heather Ware and Natasha Hinde. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: We missed several significant NZ gongs in our Wednesday roundup of the Drum Awards and Campaign Agency of the Year awards. Read More
SINGAPORE, Last night: Special was a strong presence at the Campaign Asia Agency of the Year show, with 12 awards including Australian / New Zealand Independent Agency of the Year and Australian... Read More
SINGAPORE, Today: DDB Group performed well at the Campaign Asia Agency of the Year Awards with its digital experience agency, Tribal Aotearoa, named NZ Digital Agency of the Year and AUS/NZ Social... Read More
LONDON, Today: New Zealand agencies enjoyed success at The Drum Awards shows this week. Winners include Chemistry, Together, and OMD. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Comms Council ceo Simon Lendrum wraps up 2022: “It’s that time of year. Everyone’s exhausted and looking forward to a decent break. It’s also the time for reflection on the... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Film Construction has announced that Kiwi-Japanese photographer Sophie Miya-Smith has joined their roster. “Sophie’s luminous portfolio conjures the connection between people and place,” said FC executive producer Belinda Bradley. Read More