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The results come as the regulator weighs a mobile tie-up with One NZ.

Affected customers can cancel their order and request a refund, a spokesperson said.

NZ Post also experienced separate technical problems earlier today.

Funding competition is Canterbury’s biggest infrastructure challenge, Downer says.

The new company would manage shared antennas and mobile network towers.

Elon Musk's Starlink has a rival with some new tricks up its sleeve.

The ground station was built over nine months on land that 2degrees' leased in the middle of a farm owned by the Whale family.

AI, battery banks, data centres and a potential inter-island cable seen driving growth.

Data centres are expanding, but sovereignty and connectivity remain unsettled.

Crown control of spectrum and favouring locals seen as bulwark against Starlink.

Spark’s reported net profit rose 91.9% to $499m on asset sales, but adjusted profit fell.

The appointment comes as Spark restructures and faces pressure to lift earnings.

PLUS: Long-serving Justine Symth departs.

Jason Paris led One NZ for eight years before announcing last month he was stepping down.

Fibre outages are affecting internet users across several Auckland suburbs.

AI 'export' plan more than halved, for now. A carrot is dangled to the Government.

Telco makes leadership changes.

Starlink already serves 85,000 Kiwi homes, mostly in rural areas.

Harbour Asset Management expects the local sharemarket to improve in the second half.

Rapid expansion is revealed but also some major related-party debt.

Group visitor visas make up about 60,000 applications each year.

A daily $10 fee will also kick in unless customers turn off roaming or buy a pack.

The Now brand will be wound down over nine months as customers are migrated.