AUCKLAND, Wednesday: After winning a competitive pitch last year, Augusto has crafted a new brand campaign to help reposition Te Puia (geothermal attractions and cultural experiences) as a culturally rich, must-do local activity for domestic tourists.
Getting Together
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: Independent media, data and technology agency Together has welcomed two new senior strategy and planning hires to further enhance its data-led strategic offering.
Dosh out the cash

AUCKLAND, Wednesday: A new campaign by fintech start up Dosh has already got people talking, heads turning and apps downloading, says Rainger & Rolfe honcho Ant Rainger.
Medium Rare appoints Sido Kitchin as NZ GM
AUCKLAND, Today: Medium Rare content agency has an announced the appointment of Sido Kitchin as general manager of its New Zealand operations.
Mag advertising ‘now easier and more effective’
AUCKLAND, Today: The Magazine Collective launches today with six publishers working together to offer advertising solutions into 12 of the most recognisable magazine brands in New Zealand, including Woman’s Day, North & South, Metro, Dish, Here, and NZ Geographic.
Harnessing the passion economy
SYDNEY, Tuesday: Twitch ANZ head of sales Ricky Chanana takes a look at how brands, marketers and advertisers can reach consumers – particularly Gen Z and millennials – in 2022.
D3’s new client haul
AUCKLAND, Today: Leading independent media agency D3 is kicking off 2022 with a diverse line-up of new clients following a series of competitive pitches and new business wins at the tail-end of last year.
Schofield hears the call from Pitchblack
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Indie creative agency Pitchblack has named former Ogilvy NZ group CD Chris Schofield as creative partner.
Trump backer exits Facebook
MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA, Tuesday: Tech billionaire and NZ citizen Peter Thiel will step down from the board of Meta, the parent company of Facebook, after 17 years, according to a report in NZ online title BusinessDesk.
Raising the bar

AUCKLAND, Sunday: “Long drinking sessions were actively encouraged in my UK Territorials unit,” wrote Herald on Sunday business columnist Paul Catmur at the weekend.








