New Zealand's digital leaders tell Tuanz Digital Priorities Report that our nation needs to do more with the communications ...

Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) buy wholesale services from mobile networks and sell them to customers. They can do ...

ISPANZ accuses mobile carriers of blocking MVNO access to satellite texting. 2degrees gains market share and TDL updates ...

How internet exchange points work in New Zealand, including their role in keeping traffic local, improving performance and ...

Chorus has moved forward its timetable to retire the copper network. In a statement to the NZX, the fibre company says it will complete copper’s planned retirement in 2028. This is two years ahead of ...

Christchurch City Holdings reviewed its ownership of Enable Networks, raising the prospect of a partial or full sale of one ...

An overview of IoT in New Zealand, covering networks, real-world uses in agriculture and infrastructure, and key challenges.

An overview of New Zealand’s telecommunications industry, covering structure, competition, regulation and how providers work together. New Zealand’s telecommunications industry is structured around a ...

New Zealand is both sparsely populated and highly urbanised which presents unique logistic and economic hurdles for building ground-based telecommunications infrastructure. Fibre passes around 87 ...

The 2001 Telecommunications Act and its later amendments set the ground rules for industry regulation. Its goal is to promote competition between telcos so customers get the benefits of increased ...

New Zealand’s geography means mobile networks cover roughly half the nation’s landmass but close to 100% of where people live and work. The networks are used by almost every adult. In 2024 there were ...

2degrees has put a one-week hold on its 3G network shutdown plans as parts of the country face weather emergencies. The company says it is being cautious with severe weather continuing to affect ...