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Five Coromandel towns have made the Government’s list of potential towns to receive funding for ultra-fast broadband.

Innovative local companies have been recognised at the recent 2015 Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIA) ceremony.

Local Government NZ welcomes release of tender for second stage of UFB programme, calls for coverage across as many communities as possible.

The New Zealand government has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) to extend broadband coverage to at least 80% of the population.

Falling revenue and a final year of substantial costs for integrating with the Telstra Clear business saw Vodafone NZ turn in a loss of $120.7m.

In a challenging year, TeamTalk's annual profits plummet 53% amid falling sales despite their optimistic outlook for the future.

Businesses are increasingly adopting multi-factor authentication amidst rising data breaches, moving away from traditional security questions.

By 2020, 80% of the world will own smartphones, with 2-3 times more smartphones than PCs, says new Okta report.

When it comes to popular apps, the Okta report shows Microsoft Office 365 has rapidly become the most deployed application worldwide.

Ultrafast broadband is becoming a top priority for businesses as they seek faster and more reliable internet connections to improve efficiency.

MIMP has beaten the NBN to the punch in providing high-speed broadband services for Kangaroo Island, ousting Telstra in the process.

The Government's broadband plans are driving regional growth and innovation across New Zealand, say ministers.

With this technology, mobile workers are able to securely access files from anywhere and sync their handiwork.

Local authorities will have a month to outline how they will take advantage of new investment from the government’s broadband extension.

Over 80% of UK small business owners tap into mobile tech daily, reshaping operations and blending work with leisure, says Manta report.

The nbn long term satellite service will be a 'game changer' for those living and working in regional and remote areas.

Datacom, the privately-held IT services firm, surpassed Spark New Zealand as the country's biggest information technology services provider.

Millimetre wave technology is set to become increasingly significant in industries over the next few years, according to Frost - Sullivan.

Over 2,000 schools in New Zealand have been connected to the government's funded N4L Managed Network, says Minister Nikki Kaye.

Vodafone says it is ‘so confident’ in its mobile network, it will provide a money-back guarantee to new customers.

Kiwis overpaying for mobile plans; 2degrees reveals millions in potential savings, yet customer loyalty prevails.

Spark has launched its smart home security system, Morepork, which allows users to monitor and control their home from their smartphone.

The Ruapehu Council has begun the second stage of its broadband investment bid, hoping to gain part of the national broadband investment programme.

The UFB rollout to schools is 96% complete with 2324 schools now able to connect, with all schools being able to connect by the end of the year.