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Chorus targets late adopters with new ad campaign

Appealing to laggards with a "new normal" theme.

Lockdown 2.0: Telcos offer more relief

Vocus continues to offer unlimited data. Vodafone offers additional hardship help.

Back to lockdown: How networks are coping

How it confirms to the Level 4 frenzy. Latest on store hours, conditions.

Oliver Mander: Sky TV faces its do or die moment

Can the former giant transform itself, or is it doomed to irrelevance?

Spark Sport hikes monthly cost

Spark Sport will increase the monthly cost of its service from September.

Spark launches its first 5G mobile service - in Palmy

Four more locations by year's end as 5G arms race heats up.

Kiwi-made 'spy' tech a sign of our quantum future

Spy-like Kiwi tech offers glimpse of quantum sector that may soon be worth billions to NZ.

Spark Sport succeeds where beIN failed

This time last year was a low-point for sports streaming in NZ.

Vodafone, Spark take security steps after three more '5G' celltower fires

'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.

How Sky's big moves leave NZ Rugby with two big headaches

Analysts' verdict on Sky's $157m discounted equity issue, move into broadband.

After two more cell towers set ablaze, telcos warn phone, internet could be interrupted 

14 attacks in six weeks amid bogus conspiracy theory tying 5G to the virus outbreak.

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.

5G auction cancelled, Govt dishes out cheap spectrum directly instead

Spectrum for chump-change.