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Impacts of Chorus fire-damaged cable widespread and significant
16 May, 2021 05:00 AM
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Chorus technicians under the Tauranga Harbour Bridge repairing a severely fire-damaged 96-fibre internet cable. Photo / George Novak
Chorus technicians under the Tauranga Harbour Bridge repairing a severely fire-damaged 96-fibre internet cable. Photo / George Novak
Just how much a major phone and internet outage across the Bay of Plenty cost the economy is yet to be determined but business and community leaders say it could be significant. On Friday Chorus 96-fibre cable was damaged in a fire under the Tauranga Harbour Bridge just before 10.30am.
It resulted in phone and broadband outages to about 3000 home and business customers across several providers.
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Cut Chorus cable: Some Hawke s Bay customers without internet for more than 24 hours
5 May, 2021 10:11 PM
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More than 6000 people on the East Coast were without internet overnight on Wednesday. Photo / File
More than 6000 people on the East Coast were without internet overnight on Wednesday. Photo / File
More than 6000 people across the East Coast were without internet services, some for more than 24 hours, when a Chorus cable was cut by roading contractors on Wednesday afternoon.
Chorus spokeswoman Holly Cushen confirmed a cable near Otane was cut about 1.25pm on Wednesday, causing more than 6000 Spark customers to lose broadband services.
She said services were restored to many customers overnight with the remainder restored by 2.15pm on Thursday.
Monday, 3 May 2021, 11:29 am
Chorus has awarded funding to researchers at the
University of Auckland to evaluate an online platform
providing mental health support for New Zealanders. This
public-private partnership between the University and the
telecommunications company is key to ensuring digital
platforms are responsive to the mental health and wellbeing
needs of Maori and other New Zealanders.
The purpose
of the 12-month research initiative, led by The University
of Auckland, is to evaluate the barriers to, and enablers
of, engagement by Māori with an online platform to support
mental health and wellbeing. This initiative aligns with
Chorus’ goal of creating greater digital capability so