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    Chorus says extra charges for its ultra fast broadband in October will help it reinvest to cope with increased data consumption

    Chorus says extra charges for its ultra fast broadband in October will help it reinvest to cope with increased data consumption


    The broadband company says some prices for products will increase and other prices will fall.

    Chorus chief executive Jean-Baptiste Rousselot says it was a difficult decision to increase prices.

    He says every year data consumption grows 20 percent and more investment is needed.

    Rousselot says this country was well prepared for more people working from home over the lockdown because of its superior fibre network.

    He says our connectivity is the envy of the world.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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