Tuatahi First Fibre has signed a new service partner agreement with Ventia, strengthening a partnership that continues to support the delivery of fast and reliable fibre broadband.

Tuatahi First Fibre (Tuatahi) applauds the Government’s announcement to remove regulatory barriers for local fibre companies (LFC) to improve connectivity options for New Zealanders. 

The Commerce Commission’s decision to further investigate the deregulation of select fibre services offered by local fibre companies (LFCs) is a step in the right direction but falls short of keeping up with the competitive realities of today’s market, says Tuatahi First Fibre Chief Executive John Hanna. 

Tuatahi First Fibre welcomes the release of the Government’s updated guidelines for market-led proposals (MLPs).

We are proud to have completed our second annual audit as part of the Toitū Envirocare Carbonreduce certification programme.

Tuatahi First Fibre welcomed nine students and two teachers from Te Kuiti High School for ShadowTech Day a TechWomen initiative.

We're thrilled to introduce Logan Koha and Kaeli Cooper, the remarkable artists who emerged as the champions of our #TuatahifibreColourComp!

In a recent social media competition, Tuatahi First Fibre gave junior rugby clubs across the Waikato and Bay of Plenty the chance to win an unforgettable experience with the Gallagher Chiefs.

Tuatahi First Fibre is proud to be a Toitū Envirocare Carbonreduce certified organisation, setting the foundation for continued work in sustainability.

This marks a significant expansion of Tuatahi’s operations into the key areas of Hawke’s Bay, Taupō and Rotorua.

Tuatahi First Fibre has been formally recognised with GenderTick accreditation, setting the foundation for continued work to eliminate gender inequity.

Tuatahi First Fibre is thrilled to continue sponsorship of the Gallagher Chiefs, and announce our exciting new sponsorship of the Chiefs Manawa.

Tuatahi First Fibre to deliver greater choice and hyper-fast speed to internet users in Hawke’s Bay, Taupo, and Rotorua through the purchase of Unison Fibre.

Meet Gabby the winner of our colouring competition who received a PlayStation 5 Digital Edition!

Tuatahi First Fibre has gone above and beyond to bring better internet to an organisation changing lives in Cambridge. 

Our Tuatahi First Fibre Legal & Regulatory Team has been selected as a finalist for the Simpson Grierson People and Culture Excellence Award in the ILANZ Awards.

​​An inside look at how two of our team members are being supported as their families grow.​

​​Aspiring rugby stars win a much-anticipated giveaway by Tuatahi First Fibre.​ 

The fans are so excited about the Tuatahi-branded Chiefs flags this season that they’re turning them into homewares.

Chiefs fans had an incredible experience at New Zealand's largest shopping centre, The Base, last week.

We’re honoured to have won the Cadet Forces Employer of the Year award in the Tohu Awards 2022.

We’re proud to sponsor the Best Bundled Plan 2022 category in the NZ Compare Awards.

FibreMax is the superior broadband performer according to new research.

Eight Tuatahi team members are sweating it out in an inspiring wellbeing initiative.

Congratulations to our in-house lawyer Chelsie! 

Tuatahi First Fibre team connects residents to better internet. 

We’re thrilled to see fibre has once again been proven to be up there with the best!  

Fibre Connect ambassadors available to talk with residents about how to connect better.

Junior rugby players from Ngaruawahia Rugby Sports Club had a special treat on Saturday when three Gallagher Chiefs players joined them for the morning.

Waikato-based fibre broadband company Tuatahi First Fibre is on a mission to get Cambridge residents to connect better.

New Zealand fans of the popular online video game Fortnite were able to download the latest season at triple the speed if they were connected on a standard fibre broadband plan. 

Congratulations to Tuatahi First Fibre project manager Tara Christison for making it to the finals of the supreme award category ‘Making a Difference’ in the 2021 NZ Compare Power and Broadband Awards!

We’re proud to sponsor the Best Bundled Plan category in the NZ Compare Awards to recognise and celebrate the efforts of all the internet service providers across Aotearoa.

Tuatahi First Fibre is thrilled to announce we’re partnering with the Gallagher Chiefs as a major sponsor and their official broadband fibre network.

Research released on 2 December by Chorus, Enable, Tuatahi First Fibre and Northpower Fibre has confirmed that fibre is the best broadband option for consumers concerned about carbon emissions.

Around 120,000 customers on the Tuatahi First Fibre networks across Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Taranaki and Whanganui are now able to benefit from a free upgrade of the performance of their broadband fibre. 

Ultrafast Fibre Limited announced on 1 November that it is changing name to become Tuatahi First Fibre Limited and unveiling a new brand identity and logo.

Electricity distributors WEL Networks Limited (WEL) and Waipa Networks Limited (Waipa) have agreed to sell their shares in UFF Holdings Limited, the holding company for Hamilton-based fibre business Ultrafast Fibre Limited (UFF).

As businesses look to how they will operate when the country moves out of the Covid-19 Alert Level 4, essential service provider UltraFast Fibre (UFF) is preparing for a surge of demand for new fibre connections when this happens.

Central North Island fibre company Ultrafast Fibre will waive its monthly wholesale connection charges for families with school-aged children living in homes without broadband connectivity.

Ultrafast Fibre welcomes this week’s Government announcement to change tenancy laws to ensure renters can also access ultra-fast broadband (UFB).

Hamilton-based Ultrafast Fibre (UFF) is announcing 27 towns and 30,000 more customers can now access the benefits of fibre thanks to its early completion of the second phase of the government’s Ultra-fast Broadband rollout programme (UFB2 and UFB2+).

Forget 5G….The Future of Fibre is Exciting!

Today Hamilton-based Ultrafast Fibre is launching a trial of exponentially faster internet speeds of up to 10 Gigabits per second (Gbps) for the 52 internet retailers servicing the 230,000 residents and businesses in the Central North Island region.

But for a very large rock, Ultrafast Fibre would have completed its UFB rollout – two years ahead of schedule.

Demand for fast fibre connections in the Whanganui area is soaring, with twice as many Whanganui residents and businesses ordering high speed internet connections in October compared to the previous six months.

Local fibre company Ultrafast Fibre has released its provisional Layer-1 unbundled point-to-multipoint service (also known as PONFAS) wholesale pricing that will apply from 1 January 2020 in their UFB1 areas.

The WEL Group advises that John Hanna has been appointed as the Chief Executive of its 100% community-owned fibre business, Ultrafast Fibre Limited (UFF) replacing William Hamilton who retired in September 2018.

Michael Cornelius has been hanging out for faster internet speeds and is very happy to be the first Ultrafast Fibre (UFF) connection in the Matangi/Tamahere area on the outskirts of Hamilton.

Ultrafast Fibre (UFF) is now underway in Huntly to bring high-speed fibre broadband to the town.

Central North Island fibre company, Ultrafast Fibre, has reached a significant growth milestone by making its 100,000th customer connection.

Ultrafast Fibre has announced the next wave of towns for ultra-fast broadband rollout.

Teena Williams might own one of the older houses in Ngāruawāhia but she is the first to get the latest broadband technology installed in her home.

Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre has once again lived up to its name, collecting a second business growth award within a month.

Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre has lived up to its name by once again taking out the title of the fastest growing technology company in the Central North Island. This is the third year in a row that Ultrafast Fibre has won this Deloitte Fast 50 category.

Ultrafast Fibre (UFF) has today welcomed the announcement from Rt Hon Prime Minister Bill English awarding them the Ultra-fast Broadband (UFB) contract for a further 15 communities across the central North Island.

Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre recently hosted a technology open day for girls from Matamata College, a day aimed at providing experience for young women who maybe considering careers in technology.

Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre has reached a major milestone having recently completed 80,000 customer connections.

The demand for fibre broadband is accelerating in the north of Hamilton following the building of a special fibre extension by Ultrafast Fibre.

New Zealand’s largest community-owned fibre company, Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre, says the high level of optic fibre connections in one of its key markets is extremely encouraging.

Claims by Chorus that it has the country’s top ten cities for ‘fast, fixed line broadband’ have been questioned by New Zealand’s three other Local Fibre Companies.

Fibre broadband network providers Ultrafast Fibre, Northpower Fibre and Enable are expecting increased demand for fibre broadband connections this winter and so are urging households to get in early.

Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre has announced the appointment of two new board directors.

Ultrafast Fibre has today welcomed the announcement from the Communications Minister awarding them the contract to connect a further 12 central North Island communities as part of the Government’s ultra-fast broadband (UFB) initiative expansion. 

With a growth index of 600.6%, Ultrafast Fibre (UFF) is the only Central North Island company to have placed in the top 10 and UFF Chief Executive William Hamilton says the recognition is “a significant achievement” for his team.

Consumers in many central North Island locations canget their standard fibre broadband connection free of charge, but they should sign up now to make the most of this opportunity says Ultrafast Fibre Chief Executive William Hamilton.

New Zealand has reached a significant digital technology milestone with Gigabit fibre broadband in reach of tens of thousands of Kiwis.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited (Ultrafast Fibre) says it fully supports today’s announcement from Communications Minister Amy Adams, that WEL Networks Limited (WEL) will purchase all of the Government’s shares in Ultrafast Fibre.

Increasingly, New Zealand businesses are leaving the shrinking herd and making the switch to UFB. Many are forward-thinking businesses looking to innovate and maintain a competitive edge in the national and global marketplace by harnessing the power of high-speed internet to transform many aspects of their business operations.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited (UFF) has today welcomed the 50,000th connection to its Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) network.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited has welcomed this evening’s announcement from Communications Minister Amy Adams, that the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) network in Hamilton has been completed.

Waikato Chamber of Commerce is encouraging Hamilton businesses to maximise the opportunities that the new ultra-fast broadband (UFB) network brings to the city.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited has welcomed today’s announcement from Communications Minister Amy Adams that the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) fibre network in Tauranga has been completed.

Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) has proved to be a “game changer” for Hamilton’s Southwell School, which will be sharing its success at an event next month to showcase UFB in action.

Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby says he is pleased at the level of Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) uptake locally, and he is encouraging all local residents to find out how they can maximise the benefits of access to the network.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited has welcomed today’s announcement from Communications Minister, Amy Adams, that the Government will be streamlining the consenting rules for Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) installations.

Local company Booking Rooster is joining a number of Tauranga businesses sharing their success in operating online, at an event to showcase Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) in action.

Alan Baker worked hard on Friday trying to programme a robot to rescue people from a burning building.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited has welcomed today’s announcement from Communications Minister, Amy Adams, that the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) fibre network in New Plymouth has been completed.

The $31 million UFB build in New Plymouth has reached completion, Communications Minister Amy Adams has announced.

New Plymouth Mayor Andrew Judd is encouraging all local residents to find out how they can maximise the opportunities that access to the ultra-fast broadband (UFB) network brings to the City.

New Plymouth electorate schools are all now able to connect to faster, more reliable broadband.

New Plymouth’s ultra-fast broadband network has been set up and a free two-day showcase is being held to celebrate.