By Tony Baird, Wholesale & Infrastructure Director, Vodafone NZ

More connectivity for 1159 Kiwis in Whangarei, Whakatane, Opotiki, Wairoa, Central Hawkes Bay, South Taranaki, Palmerston North City Districts, Marlborough, Buller, Waitaki, Central Otago and Dunedin City

With the scale of Coronavirus (COVID-19) rapidly evolving, we’re all taking extra precautions to keep ourselves safe and prevent infection. As well as washing our hands regularly, experts suggest we should clean our phones and tablets, too.

By Sharina Nisha, Vodafone NZ’s Head of Networks and Platforms

A number of Vodafone retail stores will offer pre-booked times with limited hours and strict non-contact measures to keep staff and customers safe

What's the best text and video calling app to keep in touch with loved ones? We've picked our top eight for you to try out.

Broadband and mobile network infrastructure will continue to be monitored 24/7 and technology platforms are being scaled up

At Vodafone NZ we are monitoring the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) closely and continue to prioritise the health and safety of our employees, customers and wider New Zealand. We have a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) action group set up locally, and are working closely with our international colleagues in the Vodafone Group, to respond to the impacts of COVID-19.

Use My Vodafone app and website wherever possible, including our online retail store

SKY and Vodafone NZ merging to create a leading integrated telecommunications and media group in New Zealand. The Combined Group will have the ability to offer New Zealand’s best entertainment content across all platforms and devices in a rapidly evolving media and telecommunications market.

Since 2011, Vodafone has built 154 new rural cell sites around New Zealand in partnership with the Government and Chorus, with this final cell site delivered three months ahead of schedule.

MEDIA RELEASE - Tourists, police and locals are among thousands set to benefit from a newly built, green energy cell site in the Kauaeranga Valley.

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

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

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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.

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