NZ Police widen use of Auror crime-fighting tools
Tools help Police fight high-volume crimes such as shoplifting and petrol drive-offs.
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Call for urgent investigation of $130m Wellington City IT project
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Spark eyes Woosh's unused 2300MHz spectrum
Spark asks regulator for clearance to acquire spectrum unused since 2007.
'Born-digital' records a minefield for archivists
Audits by Archives New Zealand show many public agencies fail to display significant archiving maturity.
Serko raises cash, scopes ASX dual listing
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User groups vent: copper broadband pricing decision 'a travesty'
New Zealand's Telecommunications Users' Association and InternetNZ weigh in on final pricing decision for monopoly copper network services.
Chorus cheers, Spark jeers final copper broadband pricing
After three years, regulator the Commerce Commission finalises its consultations over the price of legacy network services.
Fronde back in the black, but growth remains elusive
Tight control of costs sees New Zealand cloud service provider return to profit for half year.
Wynyard Group postpones dual listing on ASX
ASX rules would conflict with crime fighting and analytics software developer's plans to raise capital.