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Telecommunications company Vodafone New Zealand will sell its tower assets for NZ$1.7 billion to infrastructure investors Northleaf Capital and InfraRed Partners.

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New Zealand telco Spark says the British decision to give Chinese vendor Huawei Technologies a limited role in its 5G networks has not led to "any significant change" in its own rollout.

Nokia has inked a deal with Vodafone New Zealand to deploy a 5G network across New Zealand later this year.

New Zealand’s competition regulator, The Commerce Commission, has given the green light for the Infratil investment consortium to acquire up to 50% of the shares in Vodafone New Zealand.

New Zealand’s competition regulator, The Commerce Commission, is still considering whether to give the green light to the acquisition of Vodafone NZ by the Infratil investment consortium.

Vodafone New Zealand has been bought by a consortium of long-term investors, New Zealand-based Infratil, and Canada-based Brookfield Asset Management for €2.1 billion (NZ$3.59 billion).

Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber has secured a deal to provide its call recording and analytics suite to Vodafone New Zealand for fixed and mobile services.  

Vodafone's government and corporate customers in New Zealand will be able to use new security management services after the company's New Zealand branch signed a deal with Telstra to make these available.

Australia's Vocus Group and Vodafone New Zealand have joined hands in a deal to unbundle the government's ultra-fast broadband fibre network.

New Zealand’s High Court has temporarily halted the proposed merger of Vodafone New Zealand and satellite pay TV operator Sky TV, ordering a short-term stay to the deal in the event the New Zealand Commerce Commission gives its clearance to the merger on Thursday morning.

New Zealand’s clearly rattled dominant carrier Spark has pulled out all stops to downplay the announcement of a $3.4 billion reverse takeover of Vodafone NZ by satellite pay TV operator Sky TV.

VHA (Vodafone) lost 150,000  customers in the three months to 30 September, according to the second quarter results of UK based Vodafone Group.

Telstra is to sell its New Zealand subsidiary, TelstraClear, to Vodafone New Zealand for $NZ840m ($A653M).

Telstra has confirmed rumours that Vodafone New Zealand is looking to buy its New Zealand subsidiary - and Telecom New Zealand's major fixed line competitor - TelstraClear.

Vodafone New Zealand is giving its customers a taste of augmented reality on their mobile phones in a marketing campaign designed to tie in with its sponsorship of the New Zealand Music Awards.

Vodafone New Zealand has signed a 10 year capacity deal to become the third, and largest, customer of Pacific Fibre, the company planning to build a submarine cable network linking Australia, New Zealand and the US West Coast.

Vodafone New Zealand has halved the price of data roaming in Australia to $NZ0.50/MB for both pre and postpay customers, claiming it to be the lowest rate available from any of New Zealand's three mobile operators.

Vodafone New Zealand - in stark contrast to Telecom NZ and 2Degrees - has branded as "extreme" the prices for the regulated mobile terminating access service (MTAS) announced by the Commerce Commission earlier today, which represent significant reduction on the prices New Zealand's mobile operators presently charge.

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.