Our work

As the sole PR agency for The LEGO Group in New Zealand, we have played a key role in strengthening the Danish toy brand’s presence through strategic campaigns, press office management, activations, and influencer collaboration

In 2023, we were honored to become Ngāi Tahu Tourism’s first-ever New Zealand PR agency.

After a two-year hiatus, Formula 1 roared back into Melbourne, and we were there to welcome it with the first ever life-sized F1 car made entirely of LEGO bricks.

The world-first story of a nation intended on recreating itself in the metaverse. Cannes Titanium Grand Prix, Spikes Asia Grand Prix, 3x D&AD Pencils and counting. Created by The Monkeys part of Accenture Song.

How we’re working with the nation’s largest manufacturers to get Australia on board with the National Plastics Recycling Scheme.

How we delivered the most successful partnership in Airbnb APAC’s history.

The epic drive day that led to a 50% increase in sales. Yes, really.

Celebrating 120 Years and a partnership that takes us the long way around the country.

How we opened our doors to Australia’s tech and gaming media to launch the ultimate gaming handheld.

Sometimes PR takes you in strange directions. Like the time we worked with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra to compose the first ever symphony for chickens.

How we went all out to launch Brisbane’s hottest new dining precinct.

When Tinder wanted to show its solidarity with Australia’s regional LGBTQIA+ community, we want to go big. So we did – launching a new ‘big’ landmark, the Big Rainbow.

How do you bring Australian Fashion Week to life… in New Zealand? That was our challenge, and here’s how we did it.

How we’re getting Aussies and Kiwis hooked on the world’s best action camera.

The powerhouse technology conglomerate with powerhouse comms needs in Australasia.

When people think STIHL, they think gardening. And now they also think Australia’s #1 gardening podcast.

How we helped ANZ celebrate Mardi Gras with a literal bang.

Blackmores had been quiet on the corporate comms front for a number of years but then the company was ready to promote its front bench and to prepare for an exciting new chapter.