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AUCKLAND, Today: One particularly large piece of New Zealand’s newspaper industry is changing hands, with Stuff selling its Petone printing press to NZME. NZME will dismantle the plant, remove it from Petone... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s podcasters can stop quietly polishing their trophies in advance — entries for the 2026 NZ Podcast Awards are officially open. A newly launched entry portal promises to make... Read More
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AUCKLAND, Today: AUNZ digital ad network Scroll Media holds a free briefing event this afternoon (Thursday), billed as a deep dive into real time audience targeting – and to introduce a new... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Covid 19 is starting to really bite among NZ agencies – the latest to be forced into cuts is Clemenger Group’s retail shop 99. Read More
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: Global data-driven analytics & brand consulting company Kantar has appointed Jon Foged (a Kiwi) to new, Melbourne-based leadership role across Australia and New Zealand. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: “Be present – and have a presence,” is just one piece of advice dentsu NZ chief commercial officer Rachel Anderson-Cormack offers to women entering the corporate world. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: A glitch in M+AD’s Comments programme has meant all readers’ recent comments have failed to show up on the website. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Yellow New Zealand has a new ceo, new offices in Auckland CBD – and the first high-profile marketing campaign in over 10 years. Read More
By Carolyn KerrAUCKLAND, Monday: The communications industry covers a diverse range of disciplines and would like to consider itself inclusive and reflective of society. Read More
AUCKLAND, Monday: MediaWorks has appointed Louise Bond and Nagaja Sanatkumar to its board as independent directors. Read More
