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Vodafone confirms large job cuts due to Covid-19
Up to 140 staff at Vodafone NZ could lose their jobs.
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'Idiots like this put lives at risk because of some nonsense they read on social media.'
Infratil eyes opportunities with $300m capital raising
The company is looking to advance its ambitious growth plans.
Telcos want more from existing networks – Huawei
Operators are trying to get more out of existing networks.
Chorus boss to customers: Where the bloody hell are ya?
New Chorus boss JB Rousselot wants to see more Kiwis order fibre.
Activists protest in London against 'fake virus'
Activists who claim the deadly coronavirus is 'fake' gathered in London's Hyde Park.
Two more cell tower fires overnight
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Auckland cell phone towers set ablaze amid 5G conspiracy theorist threats
The incidents come after a blaze at a Spark tower in Mangere on Tuesday.
Working from home goes on for thousands of corporate workers
It'll be a slow return to the office for many of those working for corporates.
Arson attack on Spark cell tower in Auckland cause of outage
People may be having issues with voice, data, and SMS services.
5G auction cancelled, Govt dishes out cheap spectrum directly instead
Spectrum for chump-change.
Go NZ! How this Kiwi company fast-tracked its contact-tracing, Covid-19 safety app
Rapid reaction from a company led by a Kiwi who is no stranger to crisis communications.
Revealed: The 'former Vodafone executive' in 5G vaccine conspiracy video
The 'former Vodafone boss' in the viral recording is actually an evangelical pastor.
Spark to undertake company-wide cost review
Country's biggest telco seeks to offset current and future impacts from Covid-19.
Learning in lockdown: 1m Kiwi kids start screen lessons today - are parents ready?
A million Kiwi kids start learning online today in which could be a 'game-changer'.
Video brag: Police investigate cell tower fire thought to be linked to anti-5G attacks
It is the third suspicious fire at a cell phone tower in the last two weeks.
Police warn 5G protesters to abide by lockdown laws
Police are reminding people "of the alert level 4 restrictions, which remain in place".
Scammers exploit pandemic, businesses warned to be vigilant
Mercury reveals an easy way to catch out the scammers.
Can smartphones help NZ stop Covid-19 spread?
One of the most powerful weapons we have against Covid-19 may be found in our own pockets.
Telco fight looms over 'wall of bad debt'
Chorus is facing pressure from the nation's major telcos.
State of the telcos - lockdown teething issues will pass, but two broader problems persist
Rural misses out. Govt sees low-tech online learning solution for 211K low-income homes.
School staff took photos on student's confiscated phone
A student has complained about the inappropriate use of their mobile phone by teachers.
The coronavirus plan to provide internet, devices to 70,000 kids
Government buying devices, installing home internet, to prepare for school closures.
Spark Sport made free as Covid-19 decimates content
Across the Tasman, EPL rights holder Optus offers refunds. Sky's thumping continues.
How 5G will transform Auckland
The 5G network brings about a lot of the things that go to make up smart cities.
Editorial: You're giving yourself away
We say: How many strangers do you share your most intimately private details with?
Huawei can secretly access phone networks, American officials claim
The company has had the ability for more than a decade, officials claim.
Big Kiwi company gives staff Friday afternoons off for summer
A brighter start to 2020 under new ownership.
Man jailed after sending nude photo of ex-wife to her new partner
Six months jail for harassment by text, Facebook Messenger, phone calls and emails.
Paul McBeth: Where to next for Chorus?
For S&P, it's a big enough risk to not treat Chorus as a utility
Emergency alert test: Why your phone went off loudly tonight
National test of civil defence alert hit phones across New Zealand this evening.
Infratil earnings buoyed by Vodafone contribution
Vodafone delivered $39.1 million to Infratil.