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Explore the future of internet with our free guide on ultra-fast broadband in New Zealand, promising more than just speedy downloads.

After leaving TIG in October, Rob Spray has joined Zintel Cogent as National Technical Operations Manager, bypassing the expected TUANZ role.

Paul, ex-Vodafone comms manager, steps in as TUANZ CEO, promising to fuel NZ's telecoms industry's growth with his extensive experience.

Rob Spray steps down as CEO of the Telecommunications Industry Group, hinting at a future move yet to be announced.

In a sparkling night at Auckland's Langham Hotel, TUANZ Innovation Awards celebrated the brightest in tech, with M-Com leading.

NZ's ICT infrastructure debates fuel innovation, as industry leaders challenge traditional views, promising a transformative future.

M-Com sweeps TUANZ Innovation Awards with top honours, leading a prestigious night in Auckland's telecom sector.

It's quite ridiculous after all this time to propose that neither businesses nor consumers will benefit from the regulation of MTR.

Ernie Newman resigns as TUANZ Chief Executive after 12 years, citing recent mobile termination rate regulation as a pivotal factor.

So if the industry is going to improve its image, what should be the key areas of focus? Here are my suggestions:.

TUANZ unveils revamped website, boasting new features alongside trusted favorites, promising smoother user experiences and exclusive content.

The Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand has announced the finalists of its 2010 Innovation Awards.

NZ gears up for a $1.5bn Ultra Fast Broadband Network, set to revolutionize its telecommunication landscape and challenge Telecom's dominance.

An influential lobby group has broken ranks with Business NZ in a cross-submission supporting the regulation of Mobile Termination Rates.

NZ's $1.5bn fibre project may see Telecom's network rivalled by regional fibre companies, offering newer, community-backed infrastructure.

In 2008, David Skilling's paper might've sealed Chorus's fate, hinting at its pivotal role in NZ's broadband future, now under government lens.

Vodafone has announced a reduction in its prepay calling prices to 49c a minute to call any mobile and 12c to send a text to any mobile phone in New Zealand.

Customers are being warned about aggressive cold calls from telcos following a rise in the number of complaints about unauthorised transfers.

Commerce Commission won't probe Telecom's retracted 97% XT Network coverage claim, citing no Fair Trading Act breach.

UnisonFibre has signed a deal with national fibre provider FX Networks and is ready to connect business users to its fibre network in Hawke's Bay.