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13 Nov
First ever Telework Week launched in NZ
Amy Adams launched New Zealand’s first ever Telework Week, highlighting the social, economic and environmental benefits of working from home.
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08 Nov
UFB milestone reached
Over 100,000 end users in urban areas are now able to connect to the Ultra-Fast Broadband network, only 16 months after the project started.
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05 Nov
Affordable broadband debuts in the Chatham Islands
Locals welcome the arrival of Wireless Nation to the Islands.
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02 Nov
Free UFB Q&A
After Amy Adams confirmed a deal for free non-standard residential connections to the ultra-fast broadband network, check here to see if you qualify.
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26 Oct
Amy Adams to address NetHui South delegates
InternetNZ has revealed Amy Adams will deliver a ministerial keynote at the upcoming Net Hui South event in Otago.
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03 Oct
Minister Hungary for change at Budapest cyber conference
Communications and Information Technology Minister Amy Adams heads to the three-day conference aimed at building a resilient global digital environment.
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01 Oct
Chorus releases year three UFB plan
Amy Adams welcomes the release of Chorus’ year three deployment plan for the rollout of the Government’s Ultra-Fast Broadband programme.
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24 Sep
UFB build underway in Queenstown
Queenstown’s reputation as a world-class tourist destination is about to be enhanced even further, Communications and Information Technology Minister Amy Adams says.
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07 Sep
Govt encourages stay at home workers
Telework Week encourages employees using ICT to give the office a miss as they raise awareness about the benefits of stay at home workers for businesses.
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06 Sep
Broadband to provide product prices
Government announces product disclosure underway to improve the transparency of broadband information for consumers.
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03 Aug
Government exceeds UFB connection target
Approximately 1700 kilometres of fibre has been laid throughout the country says government.
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30 Jul
Apple snubs Australian parliamentary probe
The world’s leading technology companies decline a public enquiry into IT prices Down Under as Australian MPs voice concerns.
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19 Jul
NZ lags in middle of OECD broadband rankings
Is 17th out of 34 countries good enough? We investigate.
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11 Jun
Four steps to cyber security
Martin Cocker, executive director of NetSafe, says these simple steps will greatly improve Kiwis’ online security.
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03 May
Remedy working but telco doctor's future still uncertain
Telecommunications commissioner Dr Ross Patterson's job is on the line, despite injecting a healthy dose of competition into the sector.
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26 Apr
Today, tomorrow, Timaru
South Island city will be one of the first in the country to experience a fully functional UFB network.
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17 Apr
Govt may regulate broadband marketing
ICT Minister says her department is considering ways to make sure consumers know what they're buying.
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02 Apr
ICT Minister gains environment portfolio
Amy Adams to be kept busy following resignation of Nick Smith.
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28 Mar
Labour probes govt over Huawei in NZ
'Just saying, 'trust us, it'll be okay' isn't good enough.'
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22 Mar
UFB caught up in mega-ministry uncertainty
Government admits it doesn't have a business case to justify the new Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
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01 Mar
Adams asks ICT industry to show leadership
"I see my role as making sure [UFB] is commercialised in a way that is most the most benefit to New Zealand.”
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27 Feb
Telecom to supply teachers laptops - Updated
Leasing subsidiary lands multi-million-dollar Ministry of Education contract.
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23 Feb
Why Crown Fibre Holdings must go
New ICT minister Amy Adams has been handed the opportunity to stamp out perceived government empire building.
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22 Feb
Towers to banish dial-up in rural NZ
Vodafone was responsible for building the tower, although other telcos will be able to use it.
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