Ogilvy has launched what it’s calling ‘The ‘World’s Most Entertaining Police Recruitment Video’for the NZ Police’s latest recruitment drive in a bid to attract hundreds of new cops to apply.
Republik enlists Al Brown & Reg to launch NZ King Salmon’s Manuka range
Freemans Bay indie Republik and client NZ King Salmon have partnered with Al Brown and his best mate Reg to launch their new Manuka range of King Salmon products.
They came for the ticket but stayed for the spread
Sydney-based Kiwi director Hamish Rothwell – a star on the roster at Goodoil Australia – has shot a new Christmas-flavoured spot for Australia-based discount supermarket chain Aldi.
Merry Fridgemas everybody!
Following a week of15sec teaser spots, FCB and Waxeye have released details of their new Pak’nSave Fridgemas campaign, starring Stickman.
Lach & Friends launch Rodney Wayne’s new collection
Auckland brand development indie Lachlan McPherson & Friends has created a campaign for Rodney Wayne – perhaps NZ’s most awarded hair salon brand – to unveil the launch of the brand’s #devotedtoyou collection.
Gregor Nicholas shoots New World’s Santa
New World’s regular Christmas guest, Noel, returns to NZ screens this summer, starring in a new 60” TVC – the third annual instalment of this enduring Christmas campaign over the years.
KiwiPlates launches new brand campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi
Saatchi & Saatchi has launched a new brand campaign for KiwiPlates, encouraging Kiwis to embrace whatever they’re into and “own it” with a personalised plate.
Kiwi director shoots Contiki story
Award-winning Kiwi photographer/director Tom Gould has teamed up with youth travel company Contiki to create its latest instalment of The Travel Project, a content-led series exploring the ways in which travel makes us better humans.
Debuts for Sealord, Oceania, Air NZ
Compiled for M+AD by Colmar Brunton client executive Andy Strain: “A very similar Top 3 to last month,” he writes. “KFC jumps up to 2nd and pushed Spark out of the Top 3.”
Samsung mocks the ‘notch’
Samsung has a long tradition of mocking Apple’s new products – and there’s no way the Korean giant is going to let the iPhone X escape unscathed.
