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Spark fined more than half a million dollars for misleading consumers
Telecommunications provider is paying the price for not delivering on its promises.
Chorus should have done more to mitigate worker exploitation risk: report
A report into Chorus and its subcontractors has been released.
'Predatory': Westmere mum finds porn virus on 12yo's phone
Malware infects young girl's phone with predatory porn.
Spark shares slide on Moutter exit; new boss commits to sport
Hodson achieves her goal, first outlined to the Herald in 2015, of becoming CEO.
Spark boss Simon Moutter stepping down in shock move
Who is Jolie Hodson - meet Spark's ambitious new chief executive.
Juha Saarinen: The real reason Huawei shouldn't be in 5G networks
A report that's hugely embarrassing for the Chinese tech giant was published last week.
Huawei's role in NZ runs way deeper than 5G
Concerns from the GCSB or other security agencies can be mitigated, says the ICT giant.
Two Degrees lifts earnings
Higher handset sales boosts earnings at challenger telco 2Degrees.
2degrees makes after-hours switch-off permanent - but there's one staff complaint
Are the telco's managers practicing what they preach?
Telcos work to block websites with footage of Christchurch shootings
Spark, Vodafone, Vocus and 2degrees are blocking websites with shooting footage.
Access cut to footage of alleged killings
Tech companies cut off access to footage of alleged mosque killings
Spark boss bites back at Shane Jones attacks
The Spark boss has taken the war of words to Twitter.
Watch: 5G-connected driverless car tested on Auckland streets
A Jetsons moment on the Auckland waterfront - but will it help or harm Spark's cause?
Vodafone warned against repeating past mistake
Telco could also lose key staff, consumer advocate warns.
Vodafone secretly plans to outsource jobs to India: insider
Reports that staff in India have been falling asleep at their desks.
Why 5G will arrive with a whimper, not a bang
Comment: 5G looks more like an extension of 4G than the cataclysm that has been promised.
YouTube scandal: Government departments pull ads
The move follows revelations kids' videos were being targeted with unsavoury comments.
Vodafone faces FibreX charges, up to $16m in fines
Watchdog alleges telco is making misleading claims as a crackdown continues.
Would you pay $2800 for Samsung's new foldable phone?
Samsung's foldable phone has emerged from the shadows.
Watchdog has beef with Vodafone price increase
Pricing should remain constant on a 12 or 24-month contract, Consumer says.
Last minute no-shows: Chinese chill hits NZ schools as students bow out
Chinese student numbers in NZ schools are down 20 to 30 per cent this year.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: China squeezing 'reckless' NZ
Don't blame China - NZ has been acting so recklessly it's almost invited this reaction.
Liam Dann: Where to next for NZ-China relations?
New Zealand has work to do to balance diplomatic demands as US/China tensions grow.
Revealed: Spark's back-up plan for Rugby World Cup
Spark and TVNZ have agreed on contingency plans in the event of a major malfunction.
Vodafone and Vocus team for fibre fight with Chorus
Another telco pricing bunfight begins.
China puts up NZ wall: PM visit and tourism plan on ice
Exclusive: Diplomatic links plummet to a new low as Ardern is given the cold shoulder.
Tonga cable break: 'It's like the dark ages'
It could be weeks before internet is restored to Tonga.
Trudeau lobbies Ardern to support Canada in feud with China
Ardern and Trudeau had a conversation yesterday about the escalating diplomatic feud.
Kiwi in Brazil hit with $1000 2degrees bill, has phone stolen
A Kiwi man has not had an easy start to his stay in Brazil.
Tech is a loaded gun
COMMENT: National security fears will continue to limit tech companies' export ambitions.
Chinese tech firms lay low at world's biggest gadget show
Fewer Chinese entrepreneurs are buying up space to show off their tech amid trade war.
Kiwis shatter streaming records on New Year's Eve
Mobile networks accrued some decent data mileage over New Year's Eve.
Leading questions: Vodafone NZ chief executive Jason Paris
The telco's new boss says he had tough calls to make in 2019.