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Juha Saarinen: How about a new report that looks at the positives and negatives of UFB?
UFB kicked off 11 years ago and the network now passes 87 per cent of the population
Don’t hide this in the cupboard
Fast broadband speed doesn't always depend on high-tech solutions.
ComCom seeks 1000 volunteers as broadband testing overhauled to include 5G, Starlink
But will the new system be gamed? UK firm reappointed over locals.
Ultra Fast Fibre programme a glass act
As the ultra-fast fibre rollout nears the finish line it is proving its worth.
The 263 creditors claiming money from insolvent civil contractor DDL
Crown entities, Auckland Council, national companies and subcontractors on the list.
Chorus promises fatter profit payouts, wants UFB boost
Analysts get the profit payout increase they were looking for - but ebitda falls shy.
'It's a tough life': No internet for two days adds to isolation
Life for most of Taumarunui's 4707 residents has been a lot slower since 1.30am on Monday.
371 desks for 550 staff: How Chorus shaped its new office for post-pandemic working
PLUS: AUT survey reveals a surprising trend in return-to-the-office anxiety.
Spot the blunder: What's wrong with this photo?
'Some days I'm simply lost for words,' wrote an Auckland councillor.
NZ's new business chair of the year: Why holding Govt to account on Covid is vital
'We are there to have fun, and I am just part of that.'
Chorus shares sharply up on increased profit, dividend hike
UFB network operator ups earnings forecast.
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.
NZ's biggest data hogs revealed as broadband use hits another all-time high
PLUS: Watchdog reveals the best broadband performer during Auckland's latest lockdown.
Vodafone hangs up on copper, Chorus hits pause
As an old technology is switched off, a new war begins.
One of NZ's largest telcos rebrands ahead of IPO
Pre-listing activity gets to the sharp end.
NZ internet use hits new record - how close we are to the limit
A traffic spike that would have wrecked us during the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
Warning letter: Vodafone says ComCom's focus 'at odds with reality'
Vodafone says Commerce Commission's focus 'at odds with reality'.
Orcon first onboard as Chorus doubles UFB speed with Hyperfibre 8
150K Kiwis get access to the world's fastest broadband. There's method to the madness.
After two internet outages, Chorus fibre finally moved out of reach of CRL contractors
Contractor accidents have resulted in two extended broadband outages in the Auckland CBD.
Chorus: City Rail Link blunders caused CBD fibre outages; fix a week away
The immovable UFB meets the unstoppable CRL.
What's the best broadband for 4K Netflix? Kiwi watchdog's verdict
The best-performing ISPs - and the best type of broadband technology.
Fibre cut in Auckland CBD might not be fixed until 4pm today
Broadband outage affects most of the central business district.
Fatter Chorus dividends: Are they still on the way?
Analysts assess latest regulatory development as D-Day approaches.
Rural ISPs attack 'utterly insane' Vodafone plan, 'foot-dragging' minister
Vodafone, Spark, Clark respond to slams from Wispa.
Chorus hails another NZ broadband record
Lockdown decision and T20 cricket lead to all-time-high internet usage.
Vodafone heats up wireless broadband war with $40 a month offer
But is its 60GB cap enough? PLUS: Spark previews a deal launching Monday
Chorus offers up to $800 bounty to lure customers back
UFB operator accuses mobile telcos of underhand selling tactics.
Broadband traffic surges under new lockdown - Chorus
Mini surges reported due to video conferencing, Chorus says.
Chorus: One man's two-month battle to get newly installed fibre working
Peter Kivell says he's fed up with Chorus and its poor customer service.
Leading Questions: Chorus boss wants to take a hike
The Herald's summer series of Q&As with business leaders continues.