
Confidence in your CEO? Scared of Elon Musk? New Spark chair's first day on the job
Vince Hawksworth jumps from electricity to phones.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Elon Musk's Starlink has a rival with some new tricks up its sleeve.
Crown control of spectrum and favouring locals seen as bulwark against Starlink.
Kiwi-American firm has been on a buying spree while signing huge military deals.
Revenue rose to $7.8 billion, driven largely by Starlink.
AI tools now help farmers map fertiliser use, count stock and monitor pests.
Starlink already serves 85,000 Kiwi homes, mostly in rural areas.
Stock falls below its listing price - and will face serious new competition within months.
Elon Musk's firm is drawing close to $185m from the New Zealand market.
Dozens of satellite dishes are being installed by 2degrees on College Hill.
Herald NOW Business talks with Alex Stewart from ISP WombatNET, Craig Young from TUANZ and Jonty Kelt from Fantail Ventures about the pivotal role of Starlink in our economy.
The move comes as owner SpaceX gears up for its US$1.75 trillion IPO.
Long-haul flyers toget Starlink; another airline expects billion-plus fuel hit.
On today's show: Craig Piggott, Jane Smith, Blair McLean and Chris Russell.
Telco talks could lead to a new way to use your phone overseas.
PLUS: 2degrees has updates on its AST SpaceMobile ground station in Marton.
Kyiv's military took advantage of a Starlink shutdown for Russian forces.
SpaceX plans up to one million satellites acting as orbital data centres.
With its more than 9000 satellites, Starlink is the largest satellite constellation.
Boeing is trying to turn the page on a torrid period.
Direct to Cell service reaches 40% of the country not covered by land-based networks.
New York Times: Bolivia remains wary of Musk's Starlink dominance.
PLUS: Elon Musk's pain is Sir Peter Beck's gain.
Remote residents say the possible phase-out of copper networks could be dangerous.