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Colenso has teamed up with Toybox animation to create Mouthville – an idyllic town inside a mouth where 90 percent of the conversations are heavily branded. Andrew Newland, Animation Director at Toybox says: “Making good animation is pretty easy when you start with the kind of scripts that Zak, Jack and the team at Colenso came up with for this Delivereasy campaign. As the creative concepts rolled in it became clear that Colenso and Toybox had helped us land on something truly special: 50% wacky and 50% unpredictable, Mouthville is also 100% packed full of reasons to love Delivereasy. Creating Mouthville has given us a storytelling platform that we can obsessively write to. CreditsClient: DelivereasyAgency: Colenso BBDOMedia Agency: MBMOther Partners: Toybox, Franklin Road

A Kiwi man has sold used sex toys for $11,000 and before you get grossed out it was for a good cause. Jason Howden, the director of cult film Deathgasm, sold the toys to fund its sequel. Deathgasm is about a heavy metal band who accidentally summon an evil entity called The Blind One by playing a piece of ancient sheet music. A pair of used dildos were sold for $3000, anal beads for $1715 and a $2229 dildo. “We’ve been blown away by the enthusiasm and love people have shown for Deathgasm,” Howde told Stuff.

New Zealand’s online safety organisation, Netsafe, partnered with Australia’s eSafety Commissioner for the conference – bringing together world-leading online safety professionals to explore the human experience in online spaces. Panoho told Stuff the internet had become another mechanism to marginalise women, particularly indigenous women, at a “rampant” pace. But she believed online had not become the environment that would help empower indigenous women, “which we hoped it would be”. Māori Women's Development Inc CEO Linda Clay, Nordstrom, Cartledge, and Panoho spoke about their shared experiences as indigenous women online. Everyone deserved to be safe online “and the online safety ecosystem needs to come together to make that happen”.

BNZ is the main bank with the lowest one year carded rate at 7.09% which is -30 basis points (bps) lower than the new ANZ rate, -36 bps lower than ASB. Since early September (when ASB raised mortgage rates aggressively), wholesale money rates rose - and then they fell more recently. Swap rates actually fell quite sharply Tuesday, in line with the pull-back in benchmark bond yields. Here is the updated snapshot of the lowest advertised fixed-term mortgage rates on offer from the key retail banks at the moment. Daily swap rates Select chart tabs 1 year % 2 years % 3 years % 4 years % 5 years % 7 years % 10 years % Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA Opening daily rate Source: NZFMA

Six weeks, 18 celebrities and one inflatable unicorn later, we have a winner. Tara Ward power ranks the final week of Celebrity Treasure Island: Te Waipounamu. Friends, we have climbed the maunga and unlocked the safe of dreams, and now it is time to pack our upside-down goggles away for

Paris (AFP) – Ian Foster grew up with faith "an important part of our family" and the New Zealand head coach has had to draw on deep reserves of that with his job at one point in doubt. New Zealand head coach Ian Foster relies on the faith imbued in him as a child to get through tough timesAdvertising Read moreNow the 58-year-old is set to lead the All Blacks into Saturday's World Cup final against South Africa. Foster has required that faith, battling through a tough four years since he replaced two-time World Cup winner Steve Hansen, for whom he was assistant coach from 2012 to 2019. Both those defeats have been avenged in this World Cup -- beating the Irish 28-24 in an engrossing quarter-final and then whipping the Pumas 44-6 in a one-sided semi-final. However, as he said earlier in the World Cup: "History is yesterday's newspaper, isn't it, not tomorrow's."

Nationally, the natural increase in the population (19,100) was the lowest since World War II, but high net international migration gains (86,800) led to high population growth. Nationally, the population growth of 2.1% was a significant increase from the growth of 0.1% in the previous year (5,800 people). Net migration for subnational areas includes internal migration (people migrating within New Zealand) and international migration (people migrating between New Zealand and other countries). “Auckland gained people through international migration, but lost people through internal migration, continuing the pattern since the late 1990s,” MacAskill said. These areas all had population gains through net international migration and natural increase, and all but Auckland and Hamilton city had gains through net internal migration.

This entry was posted in glassBYTEs Headlines and tagged corrugated iron Windscreen . Bookmark the permalinkA Wellington, New Zealand, man has shared the moment his vehicle’s windscreen was hit by a flying piece of corrugated iron. The corrugated iron is already in motion when the video begins, and appears to have flown out of a trailer attached to a vehicle travelling on the opposite side of the road. News Archive SearchSearch for: Search news from August '13 to present. Search for news prior to August '13.

Police are investigating after a person died in a West Auckland car park this morning. Stuff reports the "sudden death" happened in the Te Atatu Countdown car park on Te Atatu Road. It was first reported to police at 11.15am. Police said: "The circumstances of death are currently unexplained, and further inquiries are required." A scene guard is currently in place, and police are asking locals to avoid the area where possible.

ACT wants to push ahead with its Treaty referendum – but reporter Joel Maxwell discovers there could be extraordinary pushback from everyday Māori. Māori are warning of sweeping protests, division and the potential for violence if ACT’s proposed Treaty referendum gets across the line in coalition negotiations for the new government. “[and] Not just the Māori, the Pākehā are great here too.”If the referendum went ahead there would be “a huge protest down at Parliament”. The referendum at a glanceACT Party leader David Seymour says:The referendum “most certainly” remains in coalition negotiations. The country needs a discussion about Treaty principles; and people should have a say on them alongside courts, the Waitangi Tribunal and public servants.

Stuff Group has appointed John Buckley to the newly created role of Director of Digital Revenue and Strategy within the commercial Brand Connections senior leadership team. Buckley is a seasoned brand and digital media expert who brings a wealth of expertise in crafting innovative and effective advertising solutions. Previously Chief Digital Officer at OMD New Zealand, he will play a pivotal role in progressing Stuff’s digital proposition for our business customers. Stuff Brand Connections MD Matt Headland said he’s stoked to welcome Buckley to the team. “Stuff already attracts a huge audience daily making it an essential component of advertisers’ plans and I’m looking forward to working with the team to take our digital solutions to the next level.

Stuff Group has announced the appointment of John Buckley to the newly created role of Director of Digital Revenue and Strategy. Buckley is a seasoned brand and digital media expert who brings a wealth of expertise in crafting innovative and effective advertising solutions. Previously Chief Digital Officer at OMD New Zealand, he will play a pivotal role in progressing Stuff’s digital proposition for our business customers. Stuff Brand Connections MD Matt Headland said he’s stoked to welcome John to the team. “With his extensive industry experience, agency knowledge, and a deep understanding of the evolving digital landscape.

The country's banks are expecting that demand for new residential mortgages will stabilise over the next six months "with buyer confidence returning". Mortgage demand has been very low this year, but has shown some signs of beginning to perk up a little in recent months. In the previous credit conditions survey released in April of this year the banks had said they expected mortgage demand would remain "subdued". "Demand for residential mortgage lending decreased in the last six months, continuing the trend seen since mid-2021," the RBNZ said. The banks reported that there was an increase in the availability of residential mortgage credit over the past six months, "following materially tighter conditions over 2022".

A coronial hearing into the Christchurch Mosque attacks has begun, but it's not a question of who is to blame. Coroner Brigitte Windley is tasked with determining the circumstances of each of the 51 deaths - and addressing unanswered questions. It follows a criminal prosecution and a Royal Commission of Inquiry. Herald senior reporter Anna Leask has spent the day in court- and she says the Coroner is clear the responsibility rests on terrorist Brenton Tarrant. She says this is about shining a light on what happened.