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Chorus boss to customers: Where the bloody hell are ya?
New Chorus boss JB Rousselot wants to see more Kiwis order fibre.
New Chorus boss JB Rousselot wants to see more Kiwis order fibre.
Experts in technology for the disabilities have slammed the Government over the app.
No plans to apply the brakes to 5G deployment.
Deal brought into sharper relief by sale of Stuff for $1.
"... he just seemed like someone I would get along with in the real world."
Brett Kelly was down after losing his "dream job". It was best thing that happened to him.
Australian researchers shattered a previous record for the fastest internet speed.
One business says it risks an 'epic fail'.
Analysts' verdict on Sky's $157m discounted equity issue, move into broadband.
A spot in the e-scooter market is up for grabs in some of the country's biggest cities.
Investment comes on the heels of Microsoft's NZ plan.
Two big plays from the pay-TV broadcaster.
NZX-listed company stockpiling in anticipation of possible second wave of coronavirus.
New York Times: How one Amazon warehouse missed the opportunity to protect its workers.
It was launched a day early - but now users are struggling to even log on.
But there's a couple of hoops to jump through first.
New York Times: Occupy Democrats emerged as a counterweight to right-wing meme machines.
After so much buy-local campaigning, a big contract is sent offshore.
A green data centre industry would unlock new infrastructure and create jobs.
Polytech and wānanga domestic enrolments forecast to jump 33 per cent.
Revenue jumps as mobile marketing company swings to full-year profit. Shares climb.
Helping to make our lives easier - and bolstering our Kiwi Saver funds.
Air pollution in New Zealand's main centres plummeted by three quarters during lockdown.
New York Times: Facebook's problems have become too acute to leave to anyone else.
Also developing a test that will catch a much higher percentage of M Bovis infections.
Facial recognition will help businesses operate under Ministry of Health rules.