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Celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026 through connection, language and local stories
14 September 2026
One New Zealand is celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026 by helping make te reo Māori visible, heard and valued in everyday life. Customers will see "Kia kaha” — meaning “be strong / go hard” — displayed as the One NZ network banner on their phones between 14–21 September. We chose this phrase to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori while also showing our support for the mighty One NZ Warriors as they charge through finals footy.
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31 August 2026
Auckland – Monday 31 August 2026: Nick Judd has today officially taken up the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of One New Zealand, following a pōwhiri to welcome him into the role and mark the beginning of the company’s next chapter.
27 August 2026
One NZ and 2degrees plan to combine each company’s mobile radio access network (RAN) infrastructure into a new and jointly-owned wholesale business (holding name RANCo)
11 August 2026
Auckland – Tuesday 11 August 2026: One NZ has today announced changes to its Executive team as Nick Judd prepares to become Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on 31 August.
29 July 2026
One NZ launches AI Trust Report 2026: Sustainability Edition
6 July 2026
One NZ is pleased to have today published its 2026 Sustainability Report, covering the period 1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026 (FY26).
2 July 2026
An announcement at One NZ's national Legends conference marked the launch of a landmark partnership between One NZ and the New Zealand Team
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6 June 2025
FY25 Sustainability Report highlights emissions progress and reaffirms purpose to a better-connected Aotearoa New Zealand
27 May 2025
While 77% of New Zealanders have knowingly used AI-powered services in the past year, nearly half don’t trust large companies to use AI ethically
9 May 2025
One NZ investing in its network across NZ
23 April 2025
One NZ Satellite service celebrates momentous milestone
17 April 2025
*Updated 11:30am, 19 April: Now power is being restored to cell sites, we are returning to normal services. This means One NZ Satellite TXT will continue to work on eligible phones and plans only - see one.nz/satellite for eligibility.*
11 April 2025
One NZ has been named the “most zombie resilient network” by the US-based Zombie Research Society.