Latest broadband news

With over 100 broadband providers across New Zealand, how do you differentiate which provider is the best?  Well, you won’t have to wait long to find out.  The finalists for the 2019 Broadband Compare TUANZ Awards have been announced today. 

Slingshot recently launched “Pay Weekly” and “Pay Fortnightly” broadband options for those who don’t want to wait for their monthly bill to come in or who find budgeting monthly challenging.

Gigabit broadband offers the fastest connection speed available in NZ. If you are looking for a new broadband plan you may be wondering whether you need a Gigabit broadband plan, and what the pros and cons are. Check out our guide to help decide whether Gigabit broadband is right for you.

No matter what type of business you run, a reliable cost-effective internet connection is probably essential. Your business broadband plan helps you to...

If you run a new or established small business, you are likely very aware of how vital a reliable cost-effective broadband connection is. Orcon’s business broadband is an exciting innovation when it comes to broadband plans for small or fledgling business....

Who is New Zealand's best broadband provider in 2019? Vote today and have your say about who is the best of the best in broadband.

Too many Kiwi households are paying more than they should for broadband.  Make a fully informed choice with Broadband Compare.

Spark Sport is off to a bumpy start streaming the Rugby World Cup – with customers demanding refunds after experiencing glitches and lags. Were you effected? Here’s how to get your refund. 

What is the best broadband deal in NZ right now?  We reckon we can feel it – the evening are just a little bit brighter, the days are a little bit warmer and summer is just around the corner! As we head into the summer months – this is a great time to get that last bit of life admin sorted and make sure you are on a the best broadband plan for you.

Whether it’s Netflix, Neon, Lightbox or TVNZ On Demand - streaming TV, films and sports is becoming mainstream and Kiwis young and old are changing their viewing habits. And, with 75% of Kiwis now paying for at least one streaming service – will streaming kill traditional TV?