MyRepublic news stories

Broadband provider MyRepublic has announced the details of its new 'choose the speed you need' mobile plans, designed for New Zealanders. 

Under the Telecommunications Act, liable companies must provide the Commission with audited financial information that the Commission can use to apportion the levy.

​The inaugural Broadband Compare Awards ceremony took place last night to determine New Zealand’s best broadband provider. So who won?

“The complexity and range of goods and services offered by the industry means consumers can be easily confused about product offerings."

Australians believe they are getting a raw deal on Wi-Fi when compared to what Kiwis have...

"The term length of the agreement shows the commitment that MyRepublic has to the Australian market."

MyRepublic has been let off by the Advertising Standards Authority, after a complaint about a promo that was 'in very poor taste'.

“In fact our internet connections are so fast people will want to take it where ever they go - even to the grave!”

MyRepublic understands that there just isn’t demand for Gbps speeds in the SME space.

MyRepublic says it's taking enterprise-grade 1Gbps symmetrical UFB to the mass market, targeting Kiwi SMB’s with a new offer.

A new 1Gbps symmetrical UFB service priced for the mid-market is offering up huge potential for the Kiwi reseller channel, says distributor Exeed.

Gigabit broadband services are now live in Dunedin today, meaning the city can now access the fastest broadband speeds in the southern hemisphere.

Fibre-only internet provider MyRepublic is taking on the New Zealand market.

Internet service provider MyRepublic has today announced its entry into the New Zealand ISP marketplace, promising to change the game of the country’s UFB market.