
Spark admits: Yes, it was our 5G trial causing problems for Vodafone customers
Central Otago mystery - which had shades of the XT lawsuit - solved.
Central Otago mystery - which had shades of the XT lawsuit - solved.
But is it enough? Not for my house. Vodafone poised to strike back.
Investors gather for post-Rugby World Cup annual meeting.
Some 20 per cent needed help. How Spark could have done better. Where to now.
But telcos say they're playing a reluctant role while they wait for government action.
Spark misses opportunity to outshine its partner.
Peek through your fingers, Sky and Spark.
Sky-2degrees-Vocus hookup also on the cards.
The streaming service is confident it will provide content without any hiccups tomorrow.
Telco encourages more customers to test their in-home setup ahead of NZ vs Ireland.
Stewart makes his excuses for losing cricket. Investors vote for Sanzaar deal.
Shareholders will vote on Sanzaar deal this morning.
The battles ahead against a "hell-bent" Spark.
2degrees has already gone to the Commerce Commission. Others will likely follow.
Spark hints of more to come, brushes off concern about streaming service.
The Herald inbox has been inundated with messages from disgruntled sports fans.
Comment: Spark has pointed a lot of fingers throughout its streaming woes.
Another lower-level skirmish won by Sky as it braces for the main event with Spark.
The Australian sports television show would not be aired throughout the tournament.
Telecommunications company Spark has a scam alert page customers can check for updates.
Confirmation that new trans-Pacific cable will go ahead, and that dividends will be axed.
A brutal Facebook post received support from those similarly affected.
Spark also cops to problem Georgia vs Uruguay match - and blames water breaks.
Stars align for the streaming service - but the numbers still don't add up.
The number of concurrent streams peaked at 96,000 during the Japan vs Ireland match.
Spark and TVNZ have apologised over an unfortunate mix-up with flags.
Software goes one way, staff the other.
Police say Kiwis have lost over $2.5m in sophisticated crime.