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One NZ urges Kiwis to prepare for Cyclone Vaianu to help stay connected

10 April 2026
As Cyclone Vaianu approaches Aotearoa, One NZ is encouraging customers to take simple steps now to stay connected during potential severe weather disruptions.
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30 March 2026
One New Zealand is launching Unlock and becoming the first New Zealand telco to pick up the global trend of offering businesses a new way of managing staff phones.
Renewable energy will help power connectivity at One New Zealand Stadium Play
26 March 2026
One New Zealand installs its first onsite rooftop solar project at central Christchurch data centre
23 March 2026
One NZ has completed its region by region switch off for 2G and 3G networks with both now fully retired.
9 March 2026
One New Zealand, a leading telecommunications provider in New Zealand, today announced it has entered into a commercial agreement with Shush, a U.S.-based leader in carrier-grade network authentication, to launch a suite of powerful Network Authentication APIs.
3 March 2026
Spark New Zealand, One NZ, and 2degrees today announced they have signed the GSMA Open Gateway Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which will see them working together to deliver standardised network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
27 February 2026
The Most Intuitive Galaxy AI Phone Yet.
Previous media
The view from Level 6, 30 Daldy Street.
3 November 2025
New Auckland support office is all about connection, innovation and sustainability.
28 October 2025
One NZ disaster response protocols saw network opened to more customers
Service alert: One NZ Satellite to mobile
23 October 2025
Following the wild weather across Aotearoa including Wellington and Canterbury, the One NZ Satellite texting service has been opened to more customers located in Palmerston North, down through the South Island.
Queenstown Peninsula Reservoir
20 October 2025
Network investment continues towards a better-connected New Zealand
20 October 2025
Following the launch of One NZ’s inaugural AI Trust Report, new regional insights highlight how New Zealanders’ experiences and concerns about artificial intelligence vary across the country.
16 October 2025
‘AI-first, human where it matters most’ approach helps employees use AI responsibly and build trust with customers

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