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Telco fight looms over 'wall of bad debt'

Chorus is facing pressure from the nation's major telcos.

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.

School staff took photos on student's confiscated phone

A student has complained about the inappropriate use of their mobile phone by teachers.

The coronavirus plan to provide internet, devices to 70,000 kids

Government buying devices, installing home internet, to prepare for school closures.

Spark Sport made free as Covid-19 decimates content

Across the Tasman, EPL rights holder Optus offers refunds. Sky's thumping continues.

How 5G will transform Auckland

The 5G network brings about a lot of the things that go to make up smart cities.

Editorial: You're giving yourself away

We say: How many strangers do you share your most intimately private details with?

Huawei can secretly access phone networks, American officials claim

The company has had the ability for more than a decade, officials claim.

Big Kiwi company gives staff Friday afternoons off for summer

A brighter start to 2020 under new ownership.

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.