AUCKLAND, Today: NZME has this morning announced four senior appointments to its agency sales team. Greg McCrea has been made head of agency sales, following the consolidation of NZME’s Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Australian-based agency teams, who will report to him.
Cirkus animates AU campaign in Takapuna
AUCKLAND, Today: The Cirkus troupe has been beavering away on a fun and clever campaign for Rosemary Health, an on-line Australian health brand.
NZ Herald joins World Vision on Ukraine appeal
AUCKLAND, Today: The New Zealand Herald and World Vision are partnering on a campaign to raise money for the millions of families impacted by the ongoing events in Ukraine.
Go Media launches new screens and Super Rugby Aupiki
AUCKLAND, Saturday: The women’s Super-Rugby Aupiki competition has finally got underway after many Covid related delays with a nail-biting and epic encounter between Chiefs Manawa and Matatū.
One careful owner

AUCKLAND. Sunday: “Owning an agency was an invigorating, stressful and rewarding time,” writes Herald on Sunday business columnist Paul Catmur in today’s edition.
Globox onboards experienced recruit
HAMILTON, Saturday: The Globox digital billboards team is expanding, with their most recent addition bringing over 30 years of sales experience to the business.
MetService taps Perceptive
AUCKLAND, Today: MetService/Te Ratonga Tirorangi, New Zealand’s national weather authority and only provider of severe weather warnings, has appointed customer insights agency Perceptive to support a new body of research that examines how consumers use and engage with weather information.
The Axis Google Student Challenge
AUCKLAND, Today: Each year the Comms Council and Google runs a competition for students as part of the Axis Awards to support and encourage new creative talent in New Zealand.
BMF shoots Sharesies
AUCKLAND Today: Sharesies, the wealth development platform used by over 10% of New Zealanders, is launching their new campaign Let’s Get Growing, to inspire new investors to give it a go, despite your level of expertise.
If walls could speak

AUCKLAND, Thursday: Phantom Billstickers, in collaboration with the Auckland Arts Festival, is giving passionate new Kiwi poets a voice on the streets, with posters opposite the Auckland Library in Lorne Street and across the city.






