Champagne corks pop for Orcon + Iggy ‘Together Incredible’ campaign at 30th NZ Axis Awards
The Grand AXIS at the 2010 CAANZ AXIS awards tonight in Auckland was presentedto Special Group for their Orcon + Iggy ‘Together Incredible’ campaign.The campaign also took out the Titanium AXIS, the Integrated AXIS, theInteractive AXIS plus Gold Awards for PR/Experiental/ Word of Mouth;Digital/Interactive Campaign; Social; and Direct Response.

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Not surprisingly, Creative Business of the Year was awarded to Orcon.
Other agencies celebrating on the night included Colenso BBDO, Auckland, which took out five Gold Awards, two for Papakura District Council ‘Bleeding Billboard’, two for NZ Book Council ‘Going West’ and one for TVNZ ‘Bulge’; DDB New Zealand won four Gold Awards, two for Coastgard NZ ‘Live Rescue’, one for Cadbury ‘Ring Tones’ and one for Sky Television ‘Chess’; Saatchi & Saatchi NZ walked off with three Gold Awards, all for Rodney District Council ‘Grenade’; and DraftFCB Auckland won three Gold Awards, two for APN ‘Hour Long Letter’ and one for Prime ‘Wooden Stake’. TBWA\Tequila\ Digital\Shift won the Interactive AXIS for Adidas\NZRU ‘Adisynth’ and a Gold Award for Adidas\NZRU ‘Jersey Swap’.
The Sweet Shop won Gold for Direction for Foster’s ‘Dove Love’, while Flying Fish won Gold for Visual Craft: on any screen for Rodney District Council ‘Grenade’.
The Sweet Shop won Production Company of the Year and the Lifetime Achievement Award was awarded to Garry Little, of Digipost.
The Emerging Talent award, which acknowledges those who have recently entered the industry, was presented to Steve Hansen and Paul Kim from Colenso BBDO, whose early work has begun to gain attention in the industry.
Thisyear’s judging panel, made up of 25 local creatives and fourinternational judges – Bill Wright & James Dawson-Hollis, VicePresident – Group Creative Directors of Crispin Porter + Bogusky -Boulder, USA, John Hunt, Worldwide Creative Director,TBWA\ Hunt\Lascaris, South Africa and Justin Drape,
Executive CreativeDirector of Three Drunk Monkeys – Sydney – were all highly impressedwith the quality of work submitted.
Lastnight’s Axis awards doubled as a celebration of 30 years of New Zealandcreativity. CAANZ president Bryan Crawford reminded the crowd thar thefirst Axis show took place in 1980 – so tonight marked 30 fabulousyears of New Zealand creativity – 30 years of ground-breaking,world-class ads, ideas and personalities.
Says Crawford: “Ideascontinue to remain the real currency of creativity and when it comes togenerating groundbreaking ideas no body comes close CAANZ memberagencies and there production partners. As an industry our creativetalents were put to the test in a very tough environment – and the workon show at Axis is testament to our collective ability to rise to thechallenge and prove once again just how powerful great ideas can be.”
Below is a list of all AXIS Gold winners:



9 Comments
Even though winning an Axis is easier than finding a toy in a cereal box, that’s an awesome result.
So we know what New Zealand Cannes contender is.
Well done, nice to see a new agency name winning over there.
Check out how many GOLD’s they give out over their!!
Now I see why so many creative move to NZ. Easy as bro!
The best work is great, but NZ really is advertising’s kindergarden.
I think that is one gold for each person living in the North Island.
Why do they made it embarrassingly easy to win??
Devalues the good work.
What about silver and bronze?
So Aussie advertising must be… Summer Heights High?
I reckon that Iggy idea is gonna do very well at Cannes.
What bunch of sour pusses.
Can we divorce the aussies so they stop pissing all over the NZ blog? I thought we were here to do good work, get some good results for our clients, and have fun…
It was a bugger of a year for the NZ economy the fact that we did work is a huge achievement… Save the insults for another year where we haven’t all worked so hard to get anything done.
fuck the awards. who took those party snaps they are just fab. i’m getting married next month and i looking for a photographer, spill the beans cb
Robin has the best hat in Auckland