Kordia
- Kordia swings to full-year profit, revenue jumps a third to $400m
- Renaissance boss turns up at Kordia
- Kordia cashes in on Aussie energy boom – again – with $A90m win
- Kordia assessing outside investor, partner options in Australia
- Orcon on the block?
- Pacific Fibre sunk, attention turns to transtasman contenders
- State-owned ISP locates new call centre in Philippines
- More SOEs to be valued - for sale?
- Kordia seizes on Telstra's 'broadband bombshell' 4G upgrade. Joyce says forget it
- Kordia slams 'tragedy for rural New Zealand'
- Kordia offers Aucklanders free wi-fi – at least for 15min
- Kordia: we’re open to Pacific Fibre ... but also alternatives
- Kordia: we’ll work with Dury, Tindall & Morgan
- Private construction projects on the rise
- Telecom stands by decision to use Visionstream
- Kordia: we can build second transtasman cable without govt help
- Kordia back in the black; plans for new transtasman cable
- Kordia won’t give up transtasman cable dream
- Kordia’s transtasman cable dream up in smoke
- Kordia capex spree continues with iServe buy
- Telecom, Vodafone form lobby group - but S92 bad-boy TelstraClear not on board
- Tomizone signs China deal, shoots to be 'the Skype of wi-fi'
- Kordia boss: we’re back in the black
- Kordia breaches banking covenants
- Kordia: we did not walkie talkie over Tait
- Walkie talkie Kordia
- Pipe confirms Aussie-to-US cable; NZ leg still dangling
- Kordia expands Auckland wi-fi network
- Freeview eyes govt's $1.5 billion fibre network
- Kordia's Thai hook-up
- Kordia transtasman cable still on track
- Guru picks LTE, WiMax for mobile networks of the future
- Kordia earnings hit
- New submarine broadband cable to boost competition
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"New Zealand urgently needs a second submarine cable system to either the USA or Australia to lower costs and improve national security."
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