oOh!media New Zealand has secured the renewal of the Christchurch City Council Metro Services Bus Shelter advertising contract, with the renewed agreement effective from today – 1 April.
oOh!media New Zealand has completed major digital upgrades across the Dexus‑owned Bayfair Shopping Centre in Mount Maunganui and Botany Town Centre in Auckland, installing new state‑of‑the‑art Large Format screens and a refreshed network of Small Format digital panels. These upgrades form part of oOh!’s continued investment in high‑performing retail environments across key metropolitan and regional […]
oOh!media has today announced a new leadership structure for its NZ operations, with current Head of Marketing, Kelly Harvey, appointed to the newly created role of Head of NZ.
oOh!media NZ has announced the renewal of long-standing retail contracts in Auckland and Tauranga.
Wai Mānuka has been named the first Te Whakatairanga Grant recipient, with its campaign now live across oOh!media NZ’s network nationwide.
As oOh!media marks 25 years of street furniture in NZ, our GM Nick Vile reflects on how advertising has supported public infrastructure and helped shape our streetscapes – making media in public spaces more relevant than ever.
oOh!media New Zealand and Whāriki Māori Business Network have today launched Te Whakatairanga Grant – a new initiative offering Māori-owned businesses the opportunity to win a $50,000 media package to promote their brand and kaupapa across oOh!’s extensive digital network. Open exclusively to Whāriki members, the grant aims to spotlight Māori enterprise in the public […]
We caught up with Karl, our Warehouse Coordinator, to hear how he helps make 1,600+ bus shelters Unmissable by morning.
In celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025, oOh!media New Zealand is stepping up again, using its national digital Out of Home network to amplify women in business.
oOh!media New Zealand is excited to announce the expansion of its national Street Furniture network into Whangārei, introducing 10 new advertising panels connected to 5 new Locky Dock locations, deployed to meet the increasing needs of micro mobility users in Aotearoa’s most northern city.
