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Orcon to close Manila call centre, return to NZ
Broadband provider will close its Manila call centre and re-establish it in Auckland.
Vodafone leaves iPhone X customers waiting until Xmas
He was talked into putting down a deposit for a flash new iPhone X but now has to wait.
Chorus slows connection defection
Chorus slows connection defection as it defends fixed lines.
Big four telcos to pay most of $50m levy
Spark, Vodafone, Chorus, 2degress to pay 90 per cent of the $50m telco levy.
Juha Saarinen: Selloff of NZ firms in Vocus
COMMENT: Internet providers like Orcon and Slingshot are up for sale.
Australia's Vocus puts Kiwi business up for sale
Vocus to sell New Zealand assets which include Orcon and CallPlus.
John Drinnan: Life left yet in the set-top box
Freeview and Vodafone have new offers - and new gadgets for TV watchers.
'Got the misus pregnant?': Texts from 'Spark' a phishing scam
Some Spark customers have received offensive texts pretending to be from the company.
Vodafone TV - will Sky benefit from the deal?
Vodafone TV is a game-changer for Vodafone, but it's less clear what it means for Sky.
Does 'unlimited' really mean unlimited?
Watchdog says firms offering such deals need to be clear on fine print.
Truckie: 'Unlimited' phone plan untrue
Mike Oliver pays to talk for as long as he likes. Turns out, he can't.
Why iPhone X launch was a bit of a fizzer
COMMENT: The iPhone X feels like an evolution of the iPhone, but not of the smartphone.
Revealed: The companies we complain about the most
Telecommunications companies continue to be the most complained about industry.
New iPhone: RIP home button, charging cable
Apple announces new features, including wireless charging and Face ID to unlock phone.
Orcon now selling electricity
The telco Orcon has joined its sister company Slingshot and is now selling electricity.
Chorus doubles down on fixed network as outlook dims
Spark's dwindling reliance on the copper lines is feeding Chorus' cloudy outlook.
Super telescope: NZ 'punching above its weight'
NZ is punching above its weight in getting the huge SKA super-scope built, scientist says.
Spark customers hit by data problems
People on the Spark mobile network have had problems with data today.
Vocus to refresh Orcon as CallPlus acquisition boosts NZ earnings
ASX-listed Vocus Group plans to refresh local broadband provider Orcon.
NZ telcos in no rush to push 5G mobile
5G is seen as a key component of machine-to-machine connectivity.
Vodafone NZ back in black after 3 years in red
Vodafone boosted revenue in an increasingly competitive telco sector.
Self-made billionaire started in a factory
She's the billionaire you've probably never heard of.
Who's winning between Vodafone and Spark?
Spark annual profit climbs 13 per cent as sales tick up
Spark annual profit climbs 13pc as sales tick up
Sales ticked up for Spark and it is continuing its focus on stripping out costs.
Four telcos warned by Commerce Commission
Four New Zealand telcos have been warned in relation to Fair Trading Act breaches.
Clement: Do your homework on phone deals
OPINION: Assumption is the bogey man when it comes to spending on mobile phones.
Vodafone to launch Chinese language services
Vodafone services will be available in Mandarin and Cantonese for New Zealand customers.
Pricing regulation for internet tabled
The bill paves the way for a regulated pricing regime for fibre from 2020.
Are you getting the best broadband deal?
COMMENT: How to get the best out of your broadband provider.
Sky lodges $1.47m legal claim against My Box
Sky has lodged a $1.47m legal claim against Hamilton streaming company My Box.
GCSB looking at North Korea internet claims
Brownlee says it would be a "good thing" if ordinary North Koreans accessed the internet.
Kiwis favour cellphones over landlines
Last year was the first time we'd talked more on our cellphones than landlines.
'We invented competition in NZ': 2degrees boss
2degrees CEO Stewart Sherriff thinks the company brought competition to the telco market.