Following its Media Agency of the Year win at the 2025 Beacons Awards, Lassoo Media has secured four new major accounts.
Following its Media Agency of the Year win at the 2025 Beacons Awards, Lassoo Media has secured four new major accounts.
Turners has launched a new campaign, following Tina as she travels across New Zealand while singing her new jingle, Sell Us Your Car.
OOHMAA is excited to celebrate the campaigns that made their mark and were awarded as 2024 Category winners and the Grand Prix champion.
OOHMAA has announced the Q4 winners of The Speccies, shining a spotlight and celebrating the very best in Aotearoa’s out of home advertising.
Founder of Unbound, Quentin Weber talks through why he loves digital marketing, how the industry motivates him and why his biggest inspiration is his team.
Forty years since the first Auto Trader magazine was published, the Kiwi business, now online only, has re-branded and re-launched with a new campaign.
The campaign empowers customers to take a stand against unethical notice periods and additional fees this Valentine’s Day.
We sit down with Alex Radford of D3, the chair of the freshly launched IMANZ, to delve into its mission.
Twenty-eight New Zealand independent media agencies gathered last night to launch their own industry body – Independent Media Agencies New Zealand.
After independent media and PR agency Lassoo took the Emirates account off Starcom last month, it looked fairly certain that it had some kind of connection to French holding company Havas, which won Emirates’ global media account last year. At the time, Lassoo’s directors weren’t able to comment, but now it has officially announced a strategic alliance and will act as the New Zealand arm of Havas Media Group.
In August last year, Middle East Campaign reported that Havas Media had won the global media account for Emirates from Starcom MediaVest Group. This change now seems to have rippled into the Kiwi market, as Emirates has confirmed the move of its New Zealand media business from Starcom to Lassoo. Updated with a comment from Lassoo director Anna St George.
It’s not unusual to see marcomms work for the New Zealand market that’s been done by our dear Australian friends. But Auckland independent Lassoo Media and PR has been reversing that trend recently after being enlisted to carry out trans-Tasman work for clients like Cavalier Bremworth, Trilogy and, most recently, The Comfort Group, which owns Sleepyhead and Sleepmaker, amongst other brands.
Fresh from its gobbledeegook-heavy global brand relaunch, the local branch of ZenithOptimedia has announced it has won the Puma New Zealand media account from incumbent Lassoo, which will continue to work with the brand in a PR capacity.