AUCKLAND, Today: The World Out of Home Organization just welcomed 14 new members, spanning various sectors and global regions. Among the new additions are eight national media owners, plus three OOH suppliers or service providers.
PrintNZ reveals Top 10 apprentices
AUCKLAND, Today: PrintNZ has announced the Top 10 contenders for the 2024 BJ Ball Print Apprentice of the Year, recognising standout talent from across Aotearoa’s print industry.
Gerety adds humour with Funny Women
AUCKLAND, Today: The Gerety Awards has announced a new collaboration for 2025, partnering with Funny Women to shape this year’s Humour category ahead of the final entry deadline on May 9.
2degrees gets loud about NOtifications
AUCKLAND, Today: 2degrees has launched NOtifications, the latest campaign in its Fighting for Fair platform, helping Kiwis take back control from overwhelming digital distractions.
Nut your average chocolate block. Whittaker’s goes classic with a twist
AUCKLAND, Today: Whittaker’s is launching a brand-new treat – the Peanut & Caramel Brittle 250g block – a crunchy, creamy twist on a nostalgic favourite made for serious Chocolate Lovers.
The One Show 2025 shortlist is here
NEW YORK, Today: The One Show 2025 finalists are out, with Australia leading APAC with 47 entries, and New Zealand landing 16. Finalists span 49 countries worldwide this year.
Global talent revealed for 2025 Cannes Lions jury
AUCKLAND, Today: The 2025 Cannes Lions Awarding Jury has been revealed, bringing together creative leaders, marketing pros and industry experts from around the globe.
Motion Sickness wins global Effie for You’re Cooked
AUCKLAND, Today: Motion Sickness has just scored big, winning a Global Grand Effie at the Best of the Best Effie Awards for its You’re Cooked campaign with Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
HMC welcomes new design talent Kayla McQuade
HAMILTON, Today: Kayla McQuade has joined Hamilton-based agency HMC as Visual Communication Specialist, following a year freelancing across painting, illustration, and design.
Stuff surges ahead in first quarter
AUCKLAND, Today: Stuff.co.nz pulled in a massive 2,347,000 Kiwis in March, beating its closest rival by 522,000* and confirming its spot as New Zealand’s most visited digital news site.
