Best Public Sector/Government Marketing Campaign winner 2025: Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa
“Let’s go Unpro” was Sport NZ’s message to young women in a campaign about enjoying the fun and freedom of playing sport.
“Let’s go Unpro” was Sport NZ’s message to young women in a campaign about enjoying the fun and freedom of playing sport.
Tourism NZ invites global travellers to explore Aotearoa’s finest food and culture through rich content, smart PR and no paid media spend.
It was dubbed the ‘impossible brief’ but a tricky sexual health topic was turned on its head to give us bragging rights over herpes.
Pak’nSave stuck to its core idea – using the most affordable spokesperson to illustrate its lowest food price promise for 18 years.
With homebuyers overwhelmed by choices, Fletcher Living turned to technology to make content more relevant to individuals’ journeys.
Meadow Fresh and brand ambassador Steven Adams took on the liquid breakfast giant to win over young families with Quick Brekkie.
A major shopping date isn’t when you’d expect warnings about overspending, but Westpac’s bold message resonated with young consumers.
It was the charity event of the year: more than 6,000 Kiwis came together to reclaim a world record and raise half a million dollars.
At just 22, Simran Wadhawan hit the road to success at full speed, becoming the youngest marketer at Goodman Fielder.
Spark could’ve flashed cash like every other ‘n00b’ brand, or actually done something for the community. It chose doing.
Matthew Pickering has driven a remarkable turnaround during his long term at ANZ, and he shows no sign of slowing down.
A nimble team of 60 marketing experts at Zuru is redefining what’s possible in the global FMCG landscape by challenging the status quo.