TBWA Group New Zealand is showcasing the modern digital banking services of the ANZ bank with a new campaign targeting customers in their 20s and 30s.
Colenso will teach your dog how to take a smiley selfie
Pedigree NZ, with a little help from Colenso BBDO, has developed a global product that makes it easy for pet owners to take perfect photos of their dogs.
Kiwis can fly (updated)
True Auckland has just completed work on a follow-up to Air New Zealand’s A Better Way to Fly starring “Dave the Goose”. This new spot stars stars “Pete the Kiwi”.
GSL Promotus & Thieves gamble on fun
What starts as #Fun can quickly become #Unfun – that’s the message the Health Promotion Agency are using to reach out to at-risk gamblers in a campaign developed in partnership with GSL Promotus.
Heinz Australia taps NZ creative shops for launch of new cans + new labels
Kraft Heinz Australia has launched four new can sizes – and created new labels. All the creative is out of New Zealand, via Auckland-based video producer Assembly Ltd, with music composed by Franklin Road Auckland.
Mango shoots Grandma
DDB Group marcomms agency Mango has launched Good enough for Grandma, a new nationwide campaign for popular New Zealand chilled soup brand, Naked Locals.
Colenso gets emotional with Spark’s Little Can Be Huge follow-up
In the run up to Fathers Day on Sunday, Colenso BBDO and Finch have crafted a follow-up to the launch of Spark’s Little Can Be Huge earlier in August, the first of many stories extending moments from their launch ad.
KFC and Ogilvy go on a late night joyride
KFC continues to build on its Finger Lickin’ Good platform with the release of their latest 30 second brand spot from Ogilvy & Mather New Zealand via Scoundrel Films.
Colenso, Designworks refresh BNZ
Colenso BBDO, with Designworks, has this week launched a new Bank of New Zealand brand platform, which the bank describes as “an evolution as to how the bank engages with its customers”.
Humour + creativity saved True’s Vodafone ABs ad from the censor’s axe
The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected two complaints about a recent Vodafone TVC, out of True Grey Lynn, which claimed the ad was sexist. The ASA said the ad “employed a subtle double-entendre” and was mitigated by humour and context.
