Spark stories
Spark plans to acquire TeamTalk, offering a significant premium to its latest share price, in a deal benefiting shareholders.
Spark mobile and broadband services were down on Sunday, with widespread outages impacting some customers across the country.
It's clear that digitisation is continuing its steady march onward, with another major Kiwi company migrating to the cloud.
Spark launches two new websites to help Kiwi businesses with digital transformation, including videos, articles, and business tools.
The Microsoft New Zealand Partner Awards celebrate their 10th anniversary with a record number of awards and finalists.
Spark has edged out Alcatel from the top five vendors in the New Zealand smartphone market, according IDC's latest smartphone shipment stats.
The deadline for the final decision on the proposed Sky-Vodafone merger has been pushed back to February due to a high number of submissions and a hea.
The NZ Fire Service operates across the length of New Zealand including remote rural locations that do not have wide spread reliable mobile coverage.
The disaster earthquake that struck New Zealand yesterday damaged a major fibre optic cable that all three telcos are working to resolve.
New Zealand's telecoms networks remain operational after earthquakes off the South Island, according to Vodafone and Spark.
Chorus responds to Spark's 'Upgrade NZ' fibre push, urging customers to research broadband options independently.
The latest Consumer NZ survey on NZ telcos has revealed Kiwis aren't to happy when it comes to customer service.
The New Zealand Racing Board has completed a major phase of its data centre migration with the help of Spark, redesigning and modernising its ICT setup.
Thieves raid Spark store in Ponsonby, Auckland, for second time, stealing mobile devices now rendered useless. Store re-opens after clean-up.
Spark has warned Xtra Email customers that they may be facing outages and problems receiving Xtra mail if they're using out-of-date mail clients.
Amid Gisborne's power woes, Spark acts to sustain services; 2degrees shifts to 3G. Locals brace for intermittent mobile access.
Spark ramps up broadband speeds, launching its swiftest UFB service for most Kiwis, with promises of 700-900Mbps downloads.
The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled in favor of 2degrees, stating that their advertisement about rollover data was not false advertising.
UK Gov praises telecom's swift action restoring quake-hit networks to nearly pre-disaster function, highlights dedication of field teams.
Spark broadband customers who have been forced to move due to the earthquakes no longer need to deal with early termination & moving fees.
