AUCKLAND, Today: Altis Consulting holds its Data4Good Conference on Princes Wharf next week, with unethical data use – and what to do about it – high on the agenda.

AUCKLAND, Today: Phantom Billstickers has awarded Republik Comms with a gratis $5000 street poster campaign – reward for the feedback the agency provided over the upcoming Melanoma NZ campaign.

BOSTON, Thursday: Reebok – represented in NZ by Drum Auckland – is to unify under one brand logo and wordmark, leveraging its most recognisable assets – the Vector logo and ‘drop-R’ wordmark.

AUCKLAND, Today: The NZ Herald reporter Claire Trevett – whose work has previously been questioned by M+AD – did another slack job in her backgrounder this morning on new National Party wannabe Christopher (“call me Chris”) Luxon.

NEW YORK, Thursday: Last night’s D&AD Impact Awards were a New Zealand-free zone – D&AD’s Amelia Walker confirmed to M+AD this morning that no NZ entries were among the winners.

AUCKLAND, Today: “I feel fortunate to be at an agency that offers a generous paid parental leave programme, phased return to work and flexible hours,” says Saatchi & Saatchi NZ head of PR & social (and mother to a one-year-old daughter) Isobel Kerr-Newell.

WELLINGTON, Wednesday: In an uncontested pitch, Willis St-based creative shop EightyOne has  won the account for NZ construction industry training outfit BCITO, and are now on the tools-creating phase 2 of the recent Tricky Chat campaign.

AUCKLAND, Wednesday: The best editors, cinematographers, composers, post-production technicians and designers were among those honoured tonight at the 2019 New Zealand Television Craft Awards, hosted by Screen Auckland.

CHRISTCHURCH, Today: NZ-owned OOH company Go Media advises that advertisers can now purchase the high-impact Traffic Side 5m x 2.2m landscape ad format on the Wellington Metlink bus fleet. The ad height occupies the full height of the bus, with the application going over the windows.