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Telecom, Vodafone broadband bid one of five
Arch rivals Telecom and Vodafone have joined forces to try to deliver high-speed broadband to more NZ homes and schools.
Vodafone NZ drops 35,000 customers last quarter
Vodafone New Zealand are down 35,000 customers in the quarter ending September according to reports from its UK parent.
Report: NZ phone line costs highest in OECD
Kiwis who make only a few calls from their home line a month are paying the highest line rental in the OECD, says the Commerce Commission.
<i>Chris Barton: </i>It's hard to break free of the copper shackles
Telecom shows its reluctance to give up monopoly.
Telecom quarterly earnings fall 37pc
Telecom reported a 36.8 per cent fall in first quarter net earnings to $103 million, with underlying earnings hit by higher regulatory costs and intensifying competition.
Telecom shifting thousands into $280m HQ
NZ's largest corporate relocation has begun as Telecom shifts 2650 staff into its new $280 million international HQ in Auckland.
'Good for Australia, bad for NZ' - ASX/Singapore merger
The Singapore stock exchange takeover of its Australian counterpart is "good for Australia, bad for us," says an adviser to John Key.
Internet users can face two-year waits
Enduring long waits to get internet access is a phenomenon not limited to Central Auckland, according to other would-be web users.
Aucklander waits one year for broadband
A central Auckland resident has slammed "Third World" services after being told he would have to wait up to a year to be connected to broadband internet.