Users of UFB in Kaupapa Maori

Access to Ultra-Fast Broadband has the potential to transform local schools and marae. Tangata whenua are key stakeholders in the UFB initiative.

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Users of UFB in Councils & Government

Local and central Government agencies stand to benefit from Ultra-Fast Broadband and will be able to access the network progressively as the rollout takes place nationwide.

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Users of UFB in the Home

Urban and suburban residential areas will get access to Ultra-Fast Broadband through a staged roll-out to 2019, with new developments in greenfields areas a high priority.

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Users of UFB in Business

Businesses are a priority user group for Ultra-Fast Broadband, with the Government’s objective being to enable businesses of any size to access Ultra-Fast Broadband by e/o 2015.

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Users of UFB in Health

The Health sector is a priority for rollout of Ultra Fast Broadband, with a policy goal for all public hospitals and most private health facilities to have access by 2015.

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Users of UFB in Education

The Education sector is a priority for rollout of Ultra-Fast Broadband, with a policy goal for all schools to have access by 2015.

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Welcome to Crown Fibre Holdings

Crown Fibre Holdings Limited (CFH) has been established to manage the Government’s $1.5 billion investment in Ultra-Fast Broadband infrastructure.

The Government’s objective is to accelerate the roll-out of Ultra-Fast Broadband to 75 percent of New Zealanders over ten years, concentrating in the first six years on priority broadband users such as businesses, schools and health services, plus green field developments and certain tranches of residential areas (the UFB Objective).

The Government’s objective will be supported by investment in partnership with the private sector, and be directed to open-access infrastructure.