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AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Last week, Go Media invited a few of their clients and partners to participate in an Auckland beach clean in support of their Good Impressions partner, Sustainable Coastlines. Read More
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: The global collective of film production companies has expanded into New Zealand, with Reel Factory as the new Kiwi partner. Read More
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Parnell-based independent consultancy One Plus One Communications has appointed Shayne Walker, former ceo of Ngāti Porou Holding Company, to offer “authentic and transformative” Māori engagement strategy and implementation to clients. Read More
WELLINGTON, Today: Oriental Bay full-service indie agency Hemisphere has created “an arresting” new campaign for Suzuki NZ to mark the launch of the new Suzuki Vitara Hybrid. Read More
AUCKLAND, Monday: Health-product provider Red Seal – with creative agency Studio Nash, production company Supernormal, and Slingshot Media – have launched a new campaign, which highlights innovations across Oral Care, their largest... Read More
AUCKLAND, Monday: Colenso BBDO has been appointed as the new creative agency of record by pay-gap advocacy group MindTheGap to bring renewed attention to the issue of gender and ethnic pay gaps... Read More
WELLINGTON, Monday: Willis St-based creative indie EightyOneX has helped manage the launch of NZ recruitment agency Robert Walters Ltd’s appointment as the official recruitment partner of New Zealand Rugby, throwing their support... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Group M NZ ceo Chris Riley is “leaving the business”, according to the NZ Herald’s new editor-at-large Shayne Currie, writing in the Saturday edition of the paper. Read More
