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Kate McKenzie: Chorus will put bad fibre installs right
Comment: Before the year's end, 75 per cent of New Zealanders will have fibre available.
All signals indicate Chorus needs to up its game
EDITORIAL: Incoming CEO will have his work cut out after a Chorus of complaints.
Council investigates issues raised in 5G petition
Mangawhai residents sign petition to stop 5G, citing potential serious health risks.
Spark's scam warning: Don't give out personal information
Telecommunications company Spark has a scam alert page customers can check for updates.
Staying agile amid global uncertainty
A key challenge is labour shortages and attracting this talent to New Zealand.
Cancer patient holds protest sign outside Spark store
Charles Olmstead could not get Spark to connect his landline, so he made a stand.
Vodafone NZ ramps up physical presence amid rise in online use
Vodafone NZ says six million people walk through its stores each year.
Drones, satellites, robots, helmet-cams: Welcome to the modern NZ Army
NZDF moves to digitise its Army for 21st Century warfare.
Big Read: Inside Jacinda Ardern and Facebook's emails after March 15
What the Prime Minister and Facebook's executives said to each other after March 15.
Spark recalls 14,000 power kits due to fire risk
Faulty wiring meant the devices had a "low risk" of overheating and catching fire.
Revealed: How telcos illegally billed customers
The three businesses made false representations in invoices during a six-year period.
Auckland woman's 'awful' 2-year fight to remove telephone pole
"They think I'm just some little old lady who's going to do nothing," the woman said.
Three Kiwi telcos charged over 'false' bills to departing customers
The ComCom has filed Fair Trading Act charges against Slingshot, Flip and Orcon
Infratil lifts full-year guidance as OIO approves Vodafone deal
Infratil partner Brookfield Asset Management has received approval for the Vodafone deal.
Travel bugs: Losing your phone while travelling
Tim Roxborogh on the joys of moaning about your holiday
Sophisticated telco scam targets cop, Govt worker
Two victims of such frauds were a government worker and his son, a police officer.
Phone scam: Hundreds of victims lose thousands
"If something seems to be unusual or completely out of the blue, then you should hang up."
Home's broadband internet so slow it's been unusable
Chorus promises cable repair after broadband "unusable" for three weeks.
Inside Vodafone's restructure and what comes next
A tricky decision about the Rugby World Cup, infrastructure-sharing and more.
Spark 'powering into the future' with 100+ new Mini hybrids
Hybrid vehicles a new mode of travel for Spark staff
Huawei boss: 'No need to panic and return phones'
Plus - a report the Trump administration has got cold feet.
Huawei could be stripped of Google services after US ban
Chinese tech giant risks losing its global smartphone sales following the Google move.
Nanogirl: Are mobile phones really bad for our health?
COMMENT: 5G is simply the fifth generation of mobile internet connectivity.
'Disgraceful. They've missed the mark massively' - Vocus on ComCom report
Watchdog releases preliminary findings from its mobile market study.
Vodafone sale may shake-up NZ telco infrastructure
The NZ telco space is set for some big changes.
Sign Infratil-Vodafone deal could be close: director quits Spark board
Departing director cites perceived conflict of interest.
The gifts Jacinda Ardern received last year
Three Cabinet members and one Labour MP were also given rugby tickets by Huawei.
Police share friendly reminder of their 111 text service
As Kiwis celebrate NZ Sign Language Week, police share reminder about their text service.
Huawei calls for talks with GCSB minister on 5G
Huawei vigorously defended its position at the China Business Summit this morning.
Juha Saarinen: Smile on Qualcomm's dial at Apple truce
COMMENT: It is a tough nut for Apple to swallow.
Calls for presenter to be sacked after insulting Attenborough
A British TV presenter insulted Sir David on air and fans are not happy.
Chorus black-lists 22 companies from UFB work
Chorus implement new measures aimed at stopping migrant worker exploitation.
Spark fined more than half a million dollars for misleading consumers
Telecommunications provider is paying the price for not delivering on its promises.