Call for Board Candidates
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) is calling for applications from eligible members interested in serving as Board Members. Of the possible 5…
Author: Bethany Cook
Streem’s State of the Media Report
We’re excited to share Streem’s State of the Media report for 2025. This report covers the significant transformation of New Zealand’s media landscape over the past year. Digital platforms…
Special Issue on the Spillover Effect of Crises
We would like to share Daniel Laufer’s useful resource on Crisis Contagion. It is a collection of articles that showcase the different methodologies used when…
PRINZ Appoints New Chief Examiner for PRINZ Accreditation (APR) Programme
PRINZ are pleased to announce the appointment of Suzy Giles as the new Chief Examiner for the PRINZ Accreditation (APR) programme. Accreditation in Public Relations provides practitioners…
Introducing International PRINZ Awards Judge
PRINZ are lucky to have over 40 PR, Marketing and Advertising industry professionals on our judging panel for the PRINZ Awards. The judges are selected…
Introducing the Chair of PRINZ Ethics Committee
As PRINZ Members, the Code of Ethics guides everything we do. The key principles include honesty, professionalism, abiding by law and balancing openness with privacy.…
Getting Past Tomorrow – A Communications Sector Report
“This report was prompted partly by hearing Justin Flitter, founder of AI New Zealand, describe AI’s ability to produce an annual report in hours rather…
Sally Logan-Milne Award Exemplary Essay
With the tall poppy syndrome phenomenon so prevalent in Australia & New Zealand, it is no wonder that many of us Kiwis struggle with imposter…
Membership Fee Announcement
2024 has been a challenging year for many of our members regardless of where you’re based or what sector you work within. We are grateful…
The Importance of Continuous Professional Development by Daniel Paul (FPRINZ)
CPD needed to boost professionalism of PR profession Ask ChatGPT which professional services sectors require practitioners to complete continuing professional development and the list is…