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Monday, 12 April 2021, 12:47 pm New research from State Insurance suggests you are more likely to flood the house at the start of the week – but what about forgetting the handbrake, frying home electronics, and losing your eyeglasses? In its latest campaign, State has crunched 12 months’ worth of claims data to uncover the types of mistakes busy Kiwis are more likely to make on different days of the week. ‘The Mistake Report’ has analysed around 90,000 car, home and contents insurance claims made by customers between July 2019 to June 2020, and the key findings are as follows: Mondays...
Creative 15 Add to collection Campaign illustrates the extent of the crisis of microplastic in the ocean Our oceans are choked with plastic. Eight million tonnes of plastic pollution ends up in the ocean each year, breaking down into tiny bits to become microplastics. Now, microplastics are in the food we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe. Studies suggest, people are ingesting around 5 grams of plastic a week – the same as one credit card and yet, the scale of microplastics pollution is hard to fathom. Colenso BBDO and WWF-New Zealand have created a powerful series of images ...
[OP-ED] SERI's Amanda Duma writes about the criminalisation of peaceful protest (08 April 2021). On 1 April 2021, the Mail & Guardian published an op-ed written by SERI's Amanda Duma entitled Heavy-handed police must respect the right to protest. In the op-ed, Duma discusses the plight of 16 women from Colenso in KwaZulu-Natal who were convicted of public violence after participating in a peaceful protest. They were detained and denied bail for 60 days. Duma's op-ed po...
April 8 2021, 2:56 pm | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments The big winners of the ADFEST 2021 Lotus Awards were announced moments ago at today’s online ceremony. With 62 jurors, the judging process was guided by Grand Jury President Judy John, Global Chief Creative Officer at Edelman, Toronto. Jimmy Lam, President of ADFEST, said: “We would like to thank everyone who entered ADFEST 2021 in spite of the challenges we faced as an industry last year. We thank you for sharing your ideas with the world and for showing how in dark times, the most innovative creative ideas shine bright.” ADFE...