Desperate, the Epsom woman called Utility Disputes who fast-tracked her repairs.

COMMENT: There are some parts of the country where internet could be better.

ASB's new boss tells us why she puts her hand up for everything and why others should too.

Long and short-term tenants sought, possible cost-sharing options

A South Island town in the middle of a 244km reception black spot are desperate for help.

Imposing structure is a crucial communications link for city.

InternetNZ condemns repeal of "net neutrality" rules, but Kiwi users less exposed.

Broadband provider will close its Manila call centre and re-establish it in Auckland.

Report says kids encouraged to develop independent thought will flourish more.

COMMENT: How to get the best out of your broadband provider.

Last year was the first time we'd talked more on our cellphones than landlines.

COMMENT: There are signs much of the country is in great shape for new connected world.

Kiwis are paying about $4 a month less for their broadband than they were a year ago

An Auckland man is unhappy after fibre-optic installation left a 3m crack in his driveway

The Government's flagship Ultra-Fast Broadband project is now exceeding expectations

Ultra-Fast Broadband uptake has hit over 33 per cent according to latest figures.

Chorus joins ASX200, bringing to 8 the number of NZX-listed Kiwi firms in Aussie benchmark

Vodafone, Spark, and Vodafone are pooling together to pitch for rural services contract.

Some 50,000 Slingshot customers will be offered power to go along with their broadband this month as the company branches into new

Sky TV's shares have been hammered with investors wiping $293 million off the value.

Mark Ratcliffe says he has achieved more than he dreamed was possible as chief executive of Chorus and that he is leaving the telecommunications

Chorus is boosting efforts to switch customers using ADSL copper-based broadband services to faster VDSL or fibre technology.

Plea after man punched Police are appealing for information after an 18-year-old was punched in the neck as he worked on his tablet

Twenty-one Northland towns are to get hooked up in a $33 million rollout of ultra fast broadband (UFB) over the next six years, under

The Commerce Commission has backed away from Spark's wholesale voice services and asks Simon Bridges revisit the issue in two years.

Waikato towns are on the list but businesses are sick of waiting for ultra-fast broadband. And some have even taken matters into their own hands. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Billing disputes are the main issue for utility customers but the number of those complaining about disconnections is growing.

West Coast residents have been asked to protect the broadband fibre optic cable after the eastern cable was lost in the earthquakes early yesterday.

What you need to know about the earthquake and tsunami and what people in the above coastal areas should do.

Chorus director Mark Cross sees an opportunity for the telecommunications network operator's share price to be re-rated by the market.