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Election 2023 and tech: Only big idea from each of the main parties

What's missing.

Chorus: Waiting for the other boot to drop

Why the future isn't knowable after 2024.

Changes at Chorus as two veterans exit - and one takes more power

The broadband network operator is restructuring into three business units.

Govt’s new $2000 broadband installation grant for rural homes - Starlink will be eligible

New $15m scheme will cover about 7500 remote households.

Chorus confirms broadband price hikes - but some plans escape

Retail telcos react.

Broadband war taken to new level with home and contents bundle

ISP - now part of 2degrees - is partnering with a Movac-backed startup.

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.

Why broadband is spiking every half hour under lockdown

The shields are holding, telcos say. Spark offers hardship relief.

Labour promises $60m fund to improve internet in rural areas

Labour is also promising to spend $10m to improve mobile phone reception in the provinces.

Netflix NZ returns to full quality as Covid cap finally lifted

During lockdown, NZ got close to the brink.

What's on Whanganui's Budget 2020 wishlist?

The Budget will be delivered on Thursday.

Chunk of fibre business sells to overseas investor for $854m

Shares sold to Japanese institutional investor.

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.

Consumer NZ: How to get best power, broadband deals

Here are the simple ways to slash hundreds off your bills.

2degrees caught cheating with broadband tests

Rogue staff blamed. Testing contract worth $3m yeilds compromised results.