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The Labour Party says Minister Amy Adams is currently trying to contain the fallout from the Government’s $300 million rural broadband scheme.More

"It’s time Amy Adams stood up for regional New Zealand."More

“This valuable service ensures victims and people who support them have easy access to an information service."More

“We want people living outside the bigger centres to enjoy the economic, health and education benefits that fibre is delivering."More

“From rural agriculture to Telehealth, digital learning and social benefits, high speed connectivity is game changing for regional New Zealand.”More

Local authorities will have a month to outline how they will take advantage of new investment from the government’s broadband extension.More

The UFB rollout to schools is 96% complete with 2324 schools now able to connect, with all schools being able to connect by the end of the year.More

"It will work with parties to help get objectionable content off the internet and provide advice on other possible remedies.”More

A national broadband map has been launched to help New Zealanders source the best broadband options available for their home or business.More

The Harmful Digital Communications Bill has passed its third and final reading in Parliament, with an overwhelming cross-party support.More

ACT leader says the Harmful Digital Communications Bill will likely affect the very people the bill is trying to protect – young people." More

Budget 2015 sets aside funding to deliver on the Government’s commitment to roll out world-class internet connectivity for New Zealanders.More

The 2015 ICT Sector report underlines how New Zealand has been rapidly diversifying its economy in recent years," says Steven Joyce.More

More than 85,000 Kiwis had made the move to ultra-fast broadband at the end of March, as the UFB project gains traction.More

The Harmful Digital Communications Bill introduces a range of measures to address damaging online communications.More

Communications Minister Amy Adams today made good on an election year pledge to extend the government's ultrafast broadband fibre network to more regiMore

New Zealand is officially number one among developed countries for growth of fibre connections, with an annual growth rate of 272%.More

Now in her second term as Minister of Communications, Amy Adams chats to Heather Wright about her plans for this term, UFB and why she lobbied for the broadcasting portfolio.More

Chorus has today announced Oamaru is the first town in New Zealand to have its fibre network completed under Chorus’ ultra-fast broadband programme.More

Broadband connections have increased nearly 40% over the past quarter according to the latest quarterly figures of the Government’s ultrafast broadband and rural broadband initiative.More

"Having completed nearly 40 per cent of the build to more than half a million houses and businesses, we believe it is time to extend UFB to a further 200,000 New Zealanders."More

"Television white space offers opportunities for new ways to deliver wireless services such as broadband."More

"Broadband connections in rural New Zealand are poor by world standards."More

"The RBI is making an immense difference to the way our rural firms do business, the way our kids learn and the way our health services deliver to us as patients."More