Chorus, ISPs split on best way to connect students with no broadband
Chorus says it will waive wholesale charges for around 50,000 students for six months.
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YouTube personalities beat rugby and music in survey of NZ kids online.
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Spark guaranteed World Cup streaming grief: RugbyPass boss
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Freeview beats Sky in race to deliver live TV without an aerial or dish
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Chorus probes claims of 'improper behaviour' by broadband contractors
Chorus wouldn't comment on the exact nature of the allegations.
Bandwidth crush predicted as Air NZ makes Wi-Fi free
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ComCom consults as consumers face forced upgrade to UFB fibre after 2019
111 emergency calling issue will have to be sorted.
Money will extend air training; help iwi initiatives
Funding announced includes $400,000 toward possible aviation hub in Whanganui
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Spark is "demonstrating its ambition to become a key player in the local sports market."
Nova Energy enters broadband market
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Spark snares another sport to broadcast, moves into live production
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Space centre gets millions more from MBIE, despite blowing business plan
Regional hubs and hiring plans abandoned.
Chorus subbie tells of tough life on the front line
Withheld payments, unexpected deductions and ultra-thin margins for Ultrafast Broadband.
Why Chorus shares rose amid subbie exploitation claims
PLUS: Chorus commissions independent review.
Neighbours in court over claim trees blocking Wi-Fi
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Vodafone NZ treading murky water, analysts say
Vodafone posted an annual profit of $39.9 million, down from $47.6m a year earlier.
Broadband price rises if regulations changed: Spark
Consumers could see a return to 2007 prices for internet under proposed regulations
Call to Utilities Disputes fast-tracks lengthy power outage
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Juha Saarinen: Getting online rugby ready for kick off
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