Government Relations Agencies in New Zealand
Acumen New Zealand Auckland
Acumen New Zealand provides corporate communications, issues and crisis management, government relations, and marketing communications advice for organisations operating in New Zealand.
Microsoft
Convergence Communications
Public relations agency with senior consultants in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown, providing communications, issues management, and reputation management for corporate, public sector, and not-for-profit clients.
Heft Communications
New Zealand communications and government relations consultancy offering strategic advisory, media relations, and stakeholder engagement for organisations navigating reputation, policy, and regulatory processes.
Silvereye Communications
A Wellington-based government relations, public relations, and strategic communications consultancy with over 25 years in the industry, also serving Chinese businesses operating in New Zealand.
Acorn PR
Acorn PR is a Christchurch-based public relations agency specialising in government relations, advocacy, and strategic communications for organisations across New Zealand.
Māia
Purpose-led Auckland communications agency specialising in kaupapa-driven campaigns, DEI and government relations; 2024 GOLD DEI (Tāmaki Regeneration 'Step Into Your Place'; Rare Disorders NZ '#GlowUpShowUp'), 2024 Effie SILVER DEI, 2023 PRINZ GOLD Government Relations (MindTheGap).
About the government relations agencies ranking
Agencies listed
6
Verified profiles
0
Claimed profiles
0
Average score
48/200
Regions covered
3
Which government relations agencies rank highest?
Acumen New Zealand Auckland, Convergence Communications and Heft Communications currently rank highest in this listing.Acumen New Zealand Auckland leads with a directory score of 50/200. Rankings recompute automatically as directory data changes — placement is never paid or sponsored.
How the ranking works
Every government relations agency is scored out of 200 from five public signals: verification status, client portfolio, specialty breadth, project track record, and public presence including years in business. There are no paid placements, and scores exclude self-reported claims that cannot be checked against public sources. See the full methodology.