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The story of a phone lost in the river, a dearly missed dog - and a whole lot of luck.
Police say a third of calls to the 105 line are abandoned before an operator picks up.
The move will bring together rivals WarnerMedia and Discovery.
"It was 5am, I was half-awake and I was thinking, What am I looking at?"
Vodafone has reported customers have lost data for some fixed and mobile connections.
Nine satellite antennas to go atop a hill just south of Whangārei.
Northpower buys Crown Infrastructure Partners' last shares in subsidiary Northpower Fibre.
Vodafone, Spark, Clark respond to slams from Wispa.
New broadband option is bound to tempt some users.
The Government is forking out $270m in a race to end mobile black spots by 2022.
Kiwis have used "astonishing" amount of data over Christmas and Boxing Day.
Will your phone be one of the millions affected?
The cyber hack compromised federal agencies and infrastructure in a sophisticated attack.
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Who could be in the frame if the IPO is headed-off by a trade sale.
A white paper has delivered a chilling verdict on the potential interference from 5G.
Commerce Commission accused of being "simply wrong". Fixed-wireless also gets the bash.
Communications system to be on the lunar surface by late 2022.
Labour is also promising to spend $10m to improve mobile phone reception in the provinces.
Spark CEO says the pandemic has accelerated the move from physical to digital business.
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There is a new "friendship" between NZME and Skinny.
Can the former giant transform itself, or is it doomed to irrelevance?
Spy-like Kiwi tech offers glimpse of quantum sector that may soon be worth billions to NZ.
The email, received by the Herald, claims to be sent by Spark.
Telco is one of many companies trying to find the best office/home balance for level 1.
Up to 140 staff at Vodafone NZ could lose their jobs.
'Idiots like this put lives at risk because of some nonsense they read on social media.'
The company is looking to advance its ambitious growth plans.
Operators are trying to get more out of existing networks.