Morning Glory

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SYDNEY, Today: Tourism New Zealand’s Good Morning World campaign via Special Group has just been named Campaign of the Year at the AdNews Agency of the Year awards in Sydney. (WARNING: Includes lengthy credits list!)

TBWA’s Daffodils bloom

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AUCKLAND, Today: The Cancer Society’s annual Daffodil Day fundraiser may have passed with Auckland street collections cancelled or scaled-back versions, but that doesn’t mean the need for funds has ceased.

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AUCKLAND, Today: Auckland University Faculty of Law student organisation Rainbow Law has created a campaign that seeks to ensure that queer, genderqueer, and diverse sexual characteristics are topics for the general election in October.

Mood Boosters

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AUCKLAND, Today: Ponsonby-based creative agency Crave is celebrating two new account wins this month. Both wins are for drink products – one alcohol-based, the other is a NZ coffee brand.

Catch 22

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NEW YORK, Today: Following the final stage of judging, D&AD has announced the shortlisted entries for the final four categories: Graphic Design, Packaging Design, Book Design and Newspaper & Magazine Design. NZ failed to add to its tally of 22 finalists already announced.

The Late Show

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PARIS, Today: The Epica Awards, the only global creative prize judged by the press, has announced a later closing date of Thursday 15 October 15. The delay is due to the turbulence caused by Covid-19 – and the need to attract the maximum amount of great creative work to show the jury.

Open Season

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AUCKLAND, Today: Entries for the Comms Council’s Pressie Awards 2020 – showcasing the NZ PR, experiential and social sectors – open this morning.

Stepping Out (Updated)

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AUCKLAND, Tuesday: UK-based creative agency New Commercial Arts has created a global campaign for the out-of-home industry. It will be broadcast in 10 languages across five continents and 30 countries – including NZ.