Datacom revenue rises but profit halves amid tech sector uncertainty

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jul 8, 2026

NZ’s largest home-grown IT firm, with some 6000 staff, calls for greater data sovereignty.
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One critically hurt in crash at Christchurch roundabout July 7, 2026
A person has been critically injured in a crash in the Christchurch suburb of Hornby this morning.
Wild weather woes continue for Kaikōura July 7, 2026
Photo: RNZ Hundreds of properties remain without power in North Canterbury and as severe weather continues to batter the region.
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Photo: RNZ Hundreds of properties remain without power in North Canterbury and as severe weather continues to batter the region.
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'Christ, what have they done?' July 7, 2026
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