Stories

At One NZ, we know how important your phone is.

As anticipation builds for the opening of One New Zealand Stadium in Christchurch, the final touches are coming together - and behind the scenes, a symbol of what’s to come is being brought to life.

Connectivity over Satellite enables DOC to communicate in a remote area where it was not possible before.

One New Zealand, one of three largest telecommunications providers in the country, has selected the Highlight Service Observability Platform to enhance its managed network services and give customers clearer visibility into network performance, service levels and overall value.

By Juliet Jones, Chief Corporate Officer, One New Zealand

Imagine you could see New Zealand’s mobile network as a landscape of invisible highways in the sky.

Strong partnerships are tested when conditions are toughest - and when severe storms hit Coromandel and Northland, the Department of Conservation (DOC) needed to quickly contact thousands of people with camp bookings across New Zealand.

At One NZ, our purpose is simple: a better-connected Aotearoa New Zealand. That’s why we’re investing in safer, more secure, reliable network infrastructure, so Kiwis can count on us when it matters most. We’re building a Self-Healing Network, powered by AI and automation.

It’s Fraud Awareness Week, and at One New Zealand we’re reemphasising our commitment to keep our customers, whānau and communities safe from scammers. As fraud tactics continue to evolve, so do the tools we use to stop them—combining people power with smart #AI technology to stay one step ahead.

MEDIA RELEASE - New Zealand’s first Mini Robot Rumble is set to bring robotics to life in smashing fashion for a new generation of Kiwi kids, in the country’s first such competition.

It’s not often the top brass from a company that’s in talks with the NBA rocks up to meetings on a bicycle, but then Spalk’s Ben Reynolds is a big fan of doing things differently.

When Solar Bright’s Pat Martin has a great idea, he isn’t prepared to let anything get in his way.