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Australian managed security service provider Seccom Global has signed on as Aura Information Security’s first channel partner in Australia for its RedShield Web-application shielding service.

Technology services provider Kordia has made two senior appointments as it begins work on building a channel to deploy the Web-shielding application service RedShield in Australia.

New Zealand’s largest telco Spark has started the development of a country-wide low-power wide area network to enable the Internet of Things.

New Zealand-based broadcast and telecommunications company Kordia has consolidated its trans-Tasman management team with the appointment of Scott Bartlett as group chief executive.

Software-defined network (SDN) provider Cyan has partnered with Kordia New Zealand to market and support Cyan technology solutions throughout New Zealand, Australia, the South Pacific Islands and Papua New Guinea.

NSW inmates willl now have a tough time sending texts or making calls, thanks to a new prison mobile phone jamming trial.

New Zealand's Kordia Solutions has scored a major systems integrator role with O3b Networks, the company planning to launch a network of medium earth orbit satellites that will bring broadband communications to "the other three billion" people beyond the range of terrestrial technologies.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has extended its current maintenance contract with Kordia for another five to ten years.

Southern Cross Cable - which enjoys a monopoly on trans-Tasman fibre connectivity - has cut wholesale prices by 20 percent.

ComOps, a leading Australian provider of business software products and services, has won a competitive tender to deploy its Salvus safety, risk and claims management software solution at Kordia, one of Australia's largest telecommunications systems integration service delivery organisations.

REANNZ (Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand Ltd) - the equivalent of Australia's AARNet, has become the first customer on the cable planned by New Zealand company Pacific Fibre to connect Australia and New Zealand to the US West Coast.

The New Zealand Government has picked a joint bid from Telecom NZ and Vodafone NZ that relies on 3G technology for its $NZ285m Rural Broadband Initiative - the rural component of its equivalent of Australia's National Broadband Network - rejecting a rival proposal that would have seen TD-LTE deployed.

Pacific Fibre, the New Zealand company planning a new submarine cable network linking Australia, New Zealand and the USA, is looking for staff, including people able to help it raise $US220m in funding.

Regional submarine cable network operator, Pacnet, has joined with New Zealand startup, Pacific Fibre, to build a new submarine cable network linking Australia, New Zealand and the US.

MYOB founder, Craig Winkler, is one of a number of new investors to have backed the Pacific Fibre cable, a company founded in March by a group of New Zealand businessmen.