Thanks to a Guinea Pig

Pre orders open at 12am Saturday, September 13, with availability from Friday September 19

The Department of Conservation (DOC) has chosen One New Zealand (One NZ) as a new National Conservation Partner, bringing mobile services and industry-leading technology to the frontline of conservation.

First New Zealand telco with SBTi-validated target for absolute Scope 3 emissions cuts

Deal paves the way for large Kiwi businesses to easily launch mobile services

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announces Galaxy Z Flip7 and Fold7.

By Mike Purchase, Chief Enterprise Officer, One New Zealand

Service alert: resilient mobile back-up service available to customers with a VoLTE-capable roaming device at the top of the South Island

Most messages are sent and received under 30 seconds

Hookdshot Founder and former Football Fern Rebecca Sowden is on the verge of a success that’s just as sweet as any of the goals scored representing New Zealand at an international level.

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.

MEDIA RELEASE - Vodafone, Spark and 2degrees today announced a joint proposal to improve rural broadband and mobile infrastructure. The three telecommunications providers have made a submission to the Government for the delivery of high speed broadband and mobile infrastructure using the Rural Broadband Initiative Extension (RBI2) and Mobile Black Spot Fund.

This toolkit was produced for Vodafone Foundation by Dr Jane Pillinger, Independent Gender Expert

Download | application/pdf | File 974 KB

On behalf of Vodafone, Futerra invited a group of leading futurists to reflect on what could go right, rather than what might go wrong.

Download | application/pdf | File 104.66 KB

Telecommunications services have become a key staple of modern life. As consumers, we expect fast, ubiquitous access to networks that allows us to get on with our digitally-connected lives.

Download | application/pdf | File 4.64 MB