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'It's not pandemic-related' - Vodafone boss Jason Paris on job cuts

Chief executive back in the consultation trenches.

Australia passes world-first new law forcing Facebook and Google to pay for news content

Australia can force tech giants to pay for news.

Broadband revolution: Spark's bold wireless ambition

New chief executive's low-fibre diet.

Facebook says it will pay $1.3b over three years to news media

The tech giant's announcement comes after it lifted a controversial news ban in Australia.

Vodafone NZ losing 200 staff, including two key execs

Company says it will replace 150 of those lose in "deduplication" exercise.

Sky, NZR reach breakthrough Super Rugby global streaming deal

Top-tier rugby countries included for the first time.

Local Focus: From hui to zui, iwi sees added benefits from treaty negotiations

Digital capacity is vital to rangatahi. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Chorus blames Covid's effect on immigration as half-year profit falls

UFB fibre operator guides to lower end of full-year forecast. Expenses rise.

Menulog's 'aggressive' growth plans to rival Uber Eats

It may not be the market leader for food delivery - but it has aspirations to be.

Covid 19: Kiwi tech could offer low-cost immunity test

NZ-developed tech using "synthetic paint" may offer low-cost test for Covid-19 immunity.

Vodafone NZ first to go big with 5G wireless broadband

Technology can go head-to-head with UFB fibre in many situations.

Christopher Niesche: Governments need to come down hard on Facebook

Facebook has show why governments need to come down on it like a ton of bricks.

Covid-19: Inside the fascinating world of wastewater testing

It may sound gross, but what we flush is 'information gold' for virus-fighting scientists.

Trade Me goes to Commerce Commission for clearance to buy competitor

Trade Me has reached a conditional agreement to acquire the business.

'Imagine if China did this': Former NZ Facebook boss slams tech giant's move

Facebook has banned the sharing of Australian news content on the platform.