Simon Moutter

Telecommunications company Spark says it's ready to take on whatever curve ball the fast changing digital economy throws its way, on the look-out for opportunities that keep it ahead of the pack. Audio

The telecommunications company, Spark, has reported an improved first half profit after a lift in mobile revenue and a fall in costs. Audio

Telecommunications company Spark says the industry is fed up with the government's regulatory approach to the sector which has only succeeded in delivering market uncertainty and costly internet… Audio

The digital and telecommunications provider, Spark, says the Commerce Commission's decision is the worst possible Christmas present for New Zealand consumers and businesses -- and could hit its bottom… Audio

The phone and broadband retailer, Spark, says the company's biggest challenge is how to turn a profit in what is a rapidly changing industry. Audio

The phone and broadband retailer, Spark, says it's closing in on Vodafone in the mobile market, and expects to pass its rival and be number one within a year or so. Audio

Spark's boss is convinced the phone and broadband provider is now in the right shape to prosper. Audio

Shares in Spark have jumped 8 percent after earnings rose and the phone and broadband retailer, forecast higher dividends. Audio

Spark is appealing to the public for help in battling against higher wholesale internet charges, which it says are out of whack with the rest of the world. Audio

Spark says it's well positioned to take advantage of the growing demand for digital services, as it moves beyond a period of significant cost cutting and restructuring. Audio

Spark's half year profit has fallen due to waning demand for fixed line phones and intense competition in the broadband market. Audio

Spark says it has an edge against other competitors aiming to deliver high value data services and content to businesses and consumers. Audio

Spark, the new name for Telecom, is signalling this may be the last year its underlying profits will fall. Audio

One of the country's best known brand names is no longer as Telecom officially becomes Spark. Audio

In a surprise move, Telecom has announced that will rebrand itself later this year, changing its name to 'Spark.' Audio

Between 900 and 12-hundred and 30 jobs are to go at Telecom by the middle of the year - with the company signalling more layoffs but unable to say when. Audio

Telecom's new chief executive, Simon Moutter, plans to deliver his new strategic vision for the company at the start of next year. Audio

Auckland airport, the country's largest airport, has revealed plans to build a new domestic terminal at a cost of up to 300 million dollars. Audio

The country's largest airport says it expects profits of between 112 and 118 million in the 2011 year, up from 105 million last year. Audio