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Te Kaha in Christchurch unveiled as One New Zealand Stadium
4 July 2024
Venues Ōtautahi is proud to announce One New Zealand is the naming rights partner
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25 June 2024
The Auckland Support Office will relocate from Smales Farm in late 2025
18 June 2024
One New Zealand and TUANZ release 2024 Digital Priorities Report
5 June 2024
Migration to the Genesys Cloud platform is driving productivity and cost savings for the government agency
4 June 2024
Experienced telco leader will support Enterprise customers to thrive
31 May 2024
Update from Nicky Preston, Head of Sustainability & Corporate Affairs, One NZ
24 May 2024
For the third year running, One New Zealand has been awarded New Zealand’s ‘Best in Test’ mobile network 2024 by independent benchmarking organisation umlaut, part of Accenture.
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28 July 2023
The new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are now available for pre-order – with bundle offers including Samsung’s wearable Galaxy Watch6
19 July 2023
New retail store design uses sustainable Kiwi-made products and recycled materials
11 July 2023
Being certified by Toitū Envirocare showcases adherence to rigorous methodologies, data accuracy, and robust reporting processes.
7 July 2023
Data released today provides a five-year view of the experiences of rangatahi in Aotearoa, focusing on exclusion and disadvantage. The data was released as part of the webapp, OHI Data Navigator, a project of Te Rourou, One Aotearoa Foundation.
6 July 2023
One New Zealand has today announced that from 2 October it will increase its prices on its Fibre Unlimited and Fibre Max plans by $6, HFC Unlimited Broadband by $5, and ADSL and VDSL Unlimited Broadband by $7. These price increases reflect rising input costs including third-party local network companies' price rises.
4 July 2023
One New Zealand 5G customers will now enjoy a permanent speed boost thanks to a re-tuning of its entire network to take advantage of 5G spectrum recently allocated by MBIE.
22 June 2023
One New Zealand has today become the first telecommunications provider in New Zealand to sign up to Te Tari Taiwhenua Department of Internal Affairs’ 11 Voluntary principles to Counter Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. From today, it has also begun blocking Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse material (CSAM) at a network level to prevent active or inadvertent access to known child sexual abuse material on its platform and is working to actively combat dissemination of new content.
6 June 2023
Keeping SME customers connected is key for One NZ.
2 June 2023
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