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Dawn karakia opens new 2degrees headquarters

Tangata whenua sang He Honere, manuhiri sang back Te Aroha.

'Speechless': Man drops phone in river, woman finds it months later — still working

The story of a phone lost in the river, a dearly missed dog - and a whole lot of luck.

Long waits reported for police non-emergency line

Police say a third of calls to the 105 line are abandoned before an operator picks up.

'Mysterious string of lights': Elon Musk's satellites spotted above Auckland

"It was 5am, I was half-awake and I was thinking, What am I looking at?"

Vodafone data outage across NZ causes headaches at Covid vaccination centres

Vodafone has reported customers have lost data for some fixed and mobile connections.

Telco giant given greenlight to build Whangārei satellite station

Nine satellite antennas to go atop a hill just south of Whangārei.

Northpower focused on UFB for subdivisions, satellite communities

Northpower buys Crown Infrastructure Partners' last shares in subsidiary Northpower Fibre.

Do Kiwis pay too much for broadband?

A new report reveals some quirky trends.

Chorus uses AGM to fire volleys at regulator, Spark, Vodafone

Commerce Commission accused of being "simply wrong". Fixed-wireless also gets the bash.

Broadband wars: Vocus relaunches Flip with $15 broadband plan

The battle for budget buyers.

Who will pay what share of downsized telco tax?

Big weight off the major player's shoulders.

Nokia plans to set up 4G network on the moon

Communications system to be on the lunar surface by late 2022.

Labour promises $60m fund to improve internet in rural areas

Labour is also promising to spend $10m to improve mobile phone reception in the provinces.

Towards a more connected world

Spark CEO says the pandemic has accelerated the move from physical to digital business.

How pandemic changed 2degrees' HQ move

How does working from home influence plans for new HQ?

NZME and Skinny take innovative approach to content sponsorship

There is a new "friendship" between NZME and Skinny.