Call for entry in the 2022 PRINZ Awards opens
For 48 years, the annual PRINZ Awards have recognised outstanding work achieved by public relations and communications management professionals throughout New Zealand. Organised by the
Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori – The Māori Language Moment – takes the Grand Prix at the 2021 IPRA Golden World Awards
Far above the illusions of London’s West End theatre, magic of another sort was happening. Representatives of a far-off island nation were meeting with the
Global public relations trailblazer joins stellar speaker line-up for APEC CEO Summit in November
Public relations trailblazer Richard Edelman will speak on the ‘business of trust’ as one of the keynote speakers confirmed for the APEC CEO Summit 2021
Air New Zealand reputation flies highest despite COVID travel restrictions
Despite COVID-19 decimating international travel, Air New Zealand’s resilient reputation has landed it on top of Colmar Brunton’s Corporate Reputation Index 2021 for the seventh
Guide for social media influencers and commentators talking about money online
For consumers, social media influencers, bloggers and anyone wanting to discuss money matters online For many of us, financial affairs have traditionally been treated as
PRINZ inducts Life Member and two new Fellows
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) has awarded Life membership to Claudia Macdonald in recognition of her significant service over 30 years. Claudia
Two emotionally uplifting campaigns take Supreme at 2021 PRINZ Awards
Two campaigns demonstrating how public relations can engage communities and decision makers were awarded Supreme winners in the 2021 PRINZ Awards. When the COVID-19 pandemic
Record finalists announced in 2021 PRINZ Awards
The Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ) is thrilled to announce a record of 69 finalists in the 2021 annual industry awards. The selection follows rigorous judging by more than 80 senior public relations and communications professionals.
PRINZ comments on unethical behaviour
Recently there have been several high-profile instances of “PR people” behaving disgracefully: ‘Hit’ jobs case: PR consultant apologises and promises cash to settle defamation case