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Spark profit falls on restructuring costs
The telco is chasing the mantle of being the lowest cost operator.
Spark deal another sign of the move from TV to livestreaming sport
Online giants and telcos are buying rights that were once the stranglehold of pay TV.
Benjamin Liu: This is law in the age of AI - and it's coming fast
COMMENT: What will the legal landscape look like in 2038? Here are my predictions.
Hawaiki cable connects NZ to the world
US$300M internet cable connecting Northland to the world opens
ComCom wants to retain power to regulate mobile roaming
The Commerce Commission argues this control provides a powerful safeguard for competition.
Small Business: Entrepreneur seeks to unshackle workers
Businessman and mentor Jason Kerr talks giving advice to firms in Silicon Valley.
Official: New Zealand's spying on the Pacific confirmed
A new report gives unprecedented detail of New Zealand's electronic spying activities.
Broadband wars: We were tricked, internet users complain
Customers say they were 'slammed' when their service provider changed without consent.
Telco waives text-to-vote cut
The move means more money in Dancing with the Stars charities' pockets.
New Vodafone CEO set to go toe to toe with former boss
Jason Paris is set to go toe to toe with former boss Simon Moutter
Will 5G live up to the hype?
As local telcos invest in 5G networks, are they investing in the future or hyperbole?
Does anyone still use the 018 directory?
It might be hard to believe, but there are still 48,000 calls made to 018 every week.
America's Cup vs RWC: What's in store for viewers
Free-to-air versus the paywall. It's a classic battle of broadcasting philosophies.
Spark to return phone credit to 135,000 ex-customers
Telco prompted to move following Commerce Commission probe.
Vodafone departure fuels Sky rumour
Vodafone executive's departure fuels Sky TV CEO rumours
Vocus NZ head Mark Callander bumped up to boardroom
The Kiwi executive will join the board on 28 May.
The interview: Russell Stanners
Vodafone boss says telecommunications industry should have focused more on its clients.
Telcos take slice of DWTS text profits before charity
They're dancing for charity, but the charity doesn't get all the profits.
Chorus would get too close to retail under bill, report says
The parliamentary committee said removing restrictions would risk distorting competition.
Broadband price rises if regulations changed: Spark
Consumers could see a return to 2007 prices for internet under proposed regulations
$50,000 phone scams: Telcos join forces to fight evil cold-callers
Phone providers agree an industry standard for dealing with scams.
Why you need a new TV for Rugby World Cup
Only about a third of Kiwis are now ready to watch all the 2019 World Cup on TV.
Juha Saarinen: Getting online rugby ready for kick off
COMMENT: There are some parts of the country where internet could be better.
Mysterious robo dialler scam hitting Kiwi users
Kiwis are advised not to call back when they've missed a call from a mysterious number.
Fears Russia plans to take information warfare to new depths
The West is troubled by Russia's new interest in the world's 400 fiber-optic cables.
SIS had 75 warrants for surveillance in 2016-17
Reports of the SIS and GCSB show how many warrants to intercept communications in force.
Oz digger to blame for your slow internet
Flip, Slingshot and Orcon customers are reporting slow or even no internet.
Still use an old phone? It might stop working this week
Will your phone be affected by the change?
Mum hit by $2500 Spark bill after exceeding data plan
Spark charged the new mum 30c for every megabyte used over the data allowance.
Chorus slashes jobs as competition hits profit
Network operator to cut 10% of permanent and fixed-term employees.
Lightbox adds movies and kids channel
Spark is launching Lightbox movies and a kids channel, adding to its video on demand
Customer fuming over $500 global roaming bill
Mobile service provider 2degrees has waived a customer's global roaming charges