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One NZ signs exclusive 10-year partnership with Advantai Group, with Boost Mobile New Zealand set to launch later this year
14 October 2026
One NZ has signed an exclusive 10-year enablement agreement with Advantai Group’s managed services business, Prvidr NZ, to support the launch and operation of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) on One NZ’s award-winning network, with Boost Mobile New Zealand confirmed as the first brand set to launch later this year.
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13 October 2026
Young people call for a stronger voice in shaping Aotearoa’s digital future
12 October 2026
Specialist bandwidth infrastructure provider streamlines national and international connectivity
2 October 2026
2026 GRESB score increase reflects mahi of past financial year
23 September 2026
One New Zealand is continuing its long-standing support of One NZ GODZONE 2026-27, backing one of Aotearoa’s most extraordinary adventure events and the Kiwis who take on some of the toughest terrain our country has to offer.
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.
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.
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30 June 2026
Significant investment in the Waikato region’s mobile infrastructure is delivering improved mobile connectivity for residents, visitors, and businesses.
9 June 2026
Independent benchmark ranks One NZ first across every network experience category in 2026
26 May 2026
One NZ AI Trust Report 2026 shows majority of Kiwis would stop using organisations they believe misuse AI.29% of New Zealanders are considered “AI Actives”, confident, frequent users – while most people remain cautious.One NZ launches public-facing online AI Trust Hub to respond to calls for transparency as a baseline condition for business’ AI use.
18 May 2026
Refurbished phones sold through the pilot are expected to cut emissions by around 45% compared to buying new
11 May 2026
New report sets out outcomes-led approach to lift rural connectivity using the right mix of technologies
5 May 2026
Charitable arm of One NZ supports Grace Street Project as part of its Invercargill Initiative