Hawaiki Cable secures Oregon landing site for Pacific cable
New trans-Pacific cable moves a step closer after inking a deal to land its cable and for backhaul.
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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.
Key departure prompts leadership shake-up at Spark
20-year veteran Chris Quin parts company with New Zealand's largest telecommunications retailer.
Telco regulation faces convergence review in New Zealand
Converged technologies could, and arguably should, lead to converged regulation.
New Zealand fibre uptake rate 10 times OECD average
A "visionary" national investment in fibre is paying off big-time, says Chorus chief executive Mark Ratcliffe.
Telecom NZ dons its new brand, Spark NZ
After 27 years, the now separated retail arm of the old Telecom assumes a new identity along with many of its business units.
Users welcome NZ rural broadband speed boost
New Zealand's rural broadband rollout will target speeds of 50mbps by 2025.
Australia's M2 buys NZ ISP CallPlus
Australian-listed telecommunications provider M2 will buy New Zealand's third-largest internet service provider.
Chorus enjoys calm before regulatory storm
New Zealand network operator posts a flat result, but a regulated reduction in the prices it can charge for copper broadband services looms in December.
Spark piles heat on regulator over copper monopoly rent
Retail telco Spark has appealed to the New Zealand public with its Be Counted online campaign.