If you’ve looked at buying a new phone lately, you’ve probably noticed how expensive they’ve become. It’s not unusual to see prices well over $1,500 - which can make upgrading feel like a big decision. At One NZ, we see a lot of people asking the same question: how do I get a great phone without overpaying for it?

At One NZ, we know how important your phone is. But upgrading to a new device can be expensive. In that moment when your phone screen cracks (again), or your battery barely makes the commute, you start to think about it. That’s why we created Phone Dollars - a simple way to give you real savings when they buy a new interest-free phone.

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.

Telecommunications companies Spark, Vodafone and Telstra have jointly invested USD $70 million to build the undersea Tasman Global Access (TGA) cable, connecting New Zealand to Australia.

In November last year Vodafone launched FibreX – the long anticipated technology upgrade to its cable-fibre network in Wellington, Kapiti and Christchurch.

World renowned futurist Thomas Frey, (video above), has a way of making the most startling of glimpses into your near future seem rosy hued, even when he’s talking about your entire way of life changing.