Howard to Muritai, including Eastbourne) Upper Hutt, excluding Tōtara Park Kapiti urban area (Waikanae to Paekakariki) southern and eastern Christchurch, including the suburbs of Mairehau, Shirley, Richmond, Avonside, Dallington, Wainoni, Avondale, Aranui, Bexley, parts of New Brighton and North New Brighton, Bromley, Linwood, Ferrymead, Woolston, Opawa, Waltham, Sydenham, Saint Martins, Beckenham, Somerfield, Addington, Spreydon, Hoon Hay, Hillmorton, Middleton, parts of Riccarton and Upper Riccarton (south of and including Riccarton Road), Sockburn, Broomfield, Hei Hei, and parts of Islington and Hornby. UFB Vodafone offers a range of Ultra-Fast Broadband (fibre) products. Television Vodafone operates an internet television (IPTV) service under the brand "VodafoneTV". It is delivered over a broadband connection. The TV service was previously operated over a cable network formerly owned by TelstraClear in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Customers receive Freeview channels via a Vodafone TV box and can subscribe to Sky TV channels. Selected content is available in high-definition. In September 2010, TelstraClear released their own PVR called the T-Box. The launch followed the release by parent company Telstra (AU) of a similar product. As of June 2011, TelstraClear ceased all analogue transmission on its cable network. VodafoneTV was relaunched in 2019 as a standalone product. A customer could purchase a VodafoneTV box from a retailer and access the service using any broadband provider. The new box has various OTT media streaming apps pre-installed. Vodafone announced the closure of the VodafoneTV service on December 9, 2021, to be retired on September 30, 2022. This end date was then extended to February 28, 2023, before being pushed back to March 31, 2023. Interactive services Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) - Television listing information. 3-day cloud buffer Cloud storage On-demand Defunct channels TechTV was available up until May 2004, when current owner Comcast halted international broadcasts. (Source: Vodafone website) Chilli (an adult channel) was also available until 2006 when CEO Alan Freeth discontinued the product on moral grounds. Wild TV Visitor TV (this was closed down after the 22 February earthquake) TBN has also ceased due to their financial limitations Renaming to One New Zealand On 28 September 2022, it was announced that Vodafone New Zealand will change its name to One New Zealand in early 2023. The announcement came along with the launch of the one.nz website. Stuff News reported that the naming change could save the company between $20 million and $30 million that it would otherwise be paying in