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Peter Kivell says he's fed up with Chorus and its poor customer service.
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Leading Questions: Chorus boss wants to take a hike
The Herald's summer series of Q&As with business leaders continues.
Chorus uses AGM to fire volleys at regulator, Spark, Vodafone
Commerce Commission accused of being "simply wrong". Fixed-wireless also gets the bash.
Four big players snub Chorus' Hyperfibre party
Two major barriers to Chorus's insanely fast new service.
Who will pay what share of downsized telco tax?
Big weight off the major player's shoulders.
The company that gave 10 days' extra leave for lockdown stress
The company gave an extra 10 days' leave to staff to help them cope during lockdown.
Chorus shares hit all-time high - can they go higher?
How the company's value compares to its privatisation in 1990, and its 2011 split.
Chorus targets late adopters with new ad campaign
Appealing to laggards with a "new normal" theme.
Netflix NZ returns to full quality as Covid cap finally lifted
During lockdown, NZ got close to the brink.
Embarrassing pics spur Chorus to finally fix botched cable job
Network operator promises a fix by this evening.
Waiheke Island gets second, higher capacity internet cable to mainland Auckland
Soon, the island's broadband will no longer be hanging by a thread.
Chorus boss to customers: Where the bloody hell are ya?
New Chorus boss JB Rousselot wants to see more Kiwis order fibre.
Scammers exploit pandemic, businesses warned to be vigilant
Mercury reveals an easy way to catch out the scammers.
New Zealand's internet holding up well despite huge demand
Chorus' CEO says the network is holding up well despite a 75 per cent increase in demand.
Telco battle: Small ISP says it's being squeezed, Spark denies profiteering
Spark says it's made concessions.
Chorus, ISPs split on best way to connect students with no broadband
Chorus says it will waive wholesale charges for around 50,000 students for six months.
NZ broadband use pulls back from the brink - but online learning surge to come
Chorus shares have recently hit an all-time high.
Telco fight looms over 'wall of bad debt'
Chorus is facing pressure from the nation's major telcos.
Broadband traffic keeps rising - getting closer to ceiling
Internet use up a third - and still climbing
State of the telcos - lockdown teething issues will pass, but two broader problems persist
Rural misses out. Govt sees low-tech online learning solution for 211K low-income homes.
Broadband traffic hits new record - and gets closer to ceiling
A new peak as Chorus issues a positive update to the stock exchange.
As others suspend guidance, Chorus reaffirms
Fieldwork suspended including many UFB connections. Telco stocks emerge as safe-haven.
Coronavirus: Chorus responds to calls for broadband price-cuts
PLUS: Work-from-home surge noticeable for the first time today.
Who pays more for mobile & broadband: Aussies or Kiwis? Watchdog's answer
ComCom serves up its latest trend and market share stats.
How fat could Chorus' divvy get? Analysts take their punts
A mixed reaction to a bullish result.
5G auction: Date set, dreams of a Crown windfall dashed
Modest reserve pricing for stopgap 'stepping-stone' effort.
Chorus shares jump as fatter divvy dangled
PLUS: Boadband barney ahead as Chorus pushes back at Spark, Vodafone fixed-wireless.
Sky broadband? CEO could take fight to Spark's turf
Options involving Chorus, Vocus and 2degrees on the table.
Big Kiwi company gives staff Friday afternoons off for summer
A brighter start to 2020 under new ownership.
Broadband arms race: UFF offers 10x faster fibre
Two days after launch of 5G, Kiwis' broadband options proliferate.