AUCKLAND: NZME Limited (NZX: NZM, ASX: NZM) (“NZME”) is continuing to make significant progress in delivering on its targets set out in its 2023 strategy with NZME to update shareholders at its Investor Day on 16 November 2022.NZME expects.
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New Zealand’s leading business news website, BusinessDesk, will launch a new and improved website tomorrow, whilst also announcing it will soon incorporate FundSource leading investment data into its offering.
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New Zealand’s biggest automotive car awards – the AA DRIVEN New Zealand Car of the Year - kicks off tomorrow with the announcement of the first group of finalists and the launch of voting for the 2022 People’s Choice award.
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In a world first activity, one of the country’s most loved potato chip brands, Heartland Potato Chips, has joined forces with Jono & Ben from The Hits to create a limited edition chip flavour, ambitiously launching it into space.
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With one of the fastest expanding and most diverse podcast network in the country, New Zealand Media and Entertainment today celebrated hitting 50 million annual podcast downloads.
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To kick off their two-year content partnership with Sky Sport, The Alternative Commentary Collective (The ACC) has announced they will be commentating all BLACKCAPS games during the ICC Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup on Sky Sport from late October.
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A new brand campaign served up by Radio Hauraki has launched, celebrating the return of the radio network’s annual ‘Rocktober’ – a month dedicated to celebrating the most iconic rock artists of all time.
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With the World Rally Championship (WRC) returning to New Zealand for the first time in a decade, NZME’s Newstalk ZB has launched a new podcast - Under the Helmet: Rally, in partnership with Spark Sport - going behind the scenes with some of the key.
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Newstalk ZB remains number one – Hosking reaches largest breakfast audience
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A charming new brand campaign launched by New Zealand Media and Entertainment’s The Hits Breakfast with Jono & Ben called in the help of Kiwi kids across the country to provide their advice on how the popular morning radio show should be advertised.
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