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Mum on challenges of starting job in lockdown

Emma-Kate Greer didn't expect her colleagues to e-meet her children quite so soon.

Vodafone NZ's $1 billion-plus cell tower sale: NZ Super Fund in the frame

NZ telcos looking to jump on the passive asset sale bandwagon.

Removal of 'obsolete' spy domes begins

GCSB director general Andrew Hampton said the deconstruction project has begun.

NZ smartphone market grows as 1 in 5 Kiwis buys an 'ultra-premium' model

Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.

Orcon-2degrees $1.7b deal approved: Could a merger with Sky TV be next?

Is it likely the merged business will try for a hookup with Sky TV?

Paul Brislen: Nothing to fear from copper switch off

For 100 years, New Zealand has relied on a network of copper lines - but that's changing.

Chorus starts to switch off copper home phone lines: Know your rights

The flashpoints.

2degrees, other telcos offer support amid Ukraine invasion

Telcos offer help to Ukrainian Kiwis trying to reach loved-ones and friends.

ComCom takes legal action against Slingshot, Orcon over alleged failure to disclose early termination fees

The commission is seeking refunds for up to 5222 affected customers.

Spark tells irate mobile users to try the competition - it may pay off

Vodafone promises new cell sites from this month; Spark later next year.

Chorus staff in Auckland to move offices in early 2022

In 2019, 66 Wyndham St was sold to an overseas business 80% owned by US interests.

The dust up, then stress: Two years of struggle at the Havelock North cellphone tower

The neighbourhood took on Spark. The stress it brought the Fookes' has been significant.

Elderly victims lose $46,000 to phone scam

Scammers are preying on the politeness of the elderly.

Telecommunications: We've come a long way from the bad old days

OPINION: Today you can do more with telecommunications for less than ever before.

Green light given to businesses for rapid antigen Covid-19 tests

Big businesses have been granted an exemption to import and introduce rapid antigen tests.

Telco provider hits back with witty response following outage, offers to compensate customer 8c

2degrees broadband services were briefly down in Auckland on Tuesday evening.