Introducing the PRINZ Waikato Committee
We are so grateful for the time and dedication of our regional sub-committees as they contribute to enhancing the local offering to our members and…
Author: Bethany Cook
PRINZ Advocacy Programme Gets Underway
It’s time to shift the dial. After plenty of discussion, planning and member feedback, PRINZ is about to kick off its long-awaited advocacy programme. Too often,…
Toyota tops reputation rankings as New Zealanders back dependable brands in uncertain times
Toyota New Zealand has topped the Kantar Corporate Reputation Index for the third consecutive year, with New Zealanders increasingly gravitating towards brands they trust, are…
Striking Gold at the PRINZ Awards: Development West Coast’s mineral mining campaign wins top PR honour
Development West Coast took home the Supreme Award at the annual PRINZ Awards for their campaign, Unlocking minerals through trust and policy alignment. Over 230…
PRINZ Waikato Matariki Scholarship 2026
Ka whaangaia, ka tipu, ka puaawai That which is nurtured, grows and blossoms The Waikato committee of the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ)…
Pead launches standalone creative agency after client demand
After 25 years of building brands and protecting reputations, Pead is launching a standalone creative agency, All Eyes, designed specifically for how brands need to earn…
PRINZ Response to Government Announcement on planned Public Sector cuts
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) acknowledges the ongoing changes across the public and private sectors, and the impact these have on people,…
From Newsletter Readers to International Award Winners
The value of reading the PRINZ newsletter was driven home for CentrePort’s Comms team recently, after a call for award nominations in the newsletter resulted…
Advocacy in action: Why it matters for PR practitioners
Public relations professionals spend much of their time advocating for others – helping organisations communicate clearly, build trust, and engage with the communities they serve.…
Q1 Insights – PR in New Zealand: Sharper, Faster, and More Critical Than Ever
If it feels like PR has changed more in the last two years than the previous ten, you’re not imagining it. The fundamentals haven’t gone…