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The Big Fibre Boost is Coming

11 June 2025

In our constantly evolving world, Kiwis are now using the internet more than ever.

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Clarkville family delighted with switch to fibre broadband

11 June 2025

The McFadden family can’t believe how much fibre broadband has improved their day to day living.

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Let’s get cyber-savvy: Tips for fibre broadband customers

13 March 2025

Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and New Zealand is not immune to these risks.

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Defending yourself in the age of AI-enhanced phishing scams

2 November 2023

At Enable, we understand the vital role connectivity plays in our daily lives, both personally and professionally.

Building a Digital Haven: Ōtautahi-Christchurch's Fibre Broadband Future

27 September 2023

In today's world, where technology is changing how societies work, cities everywhere are attempting to establish themselves as digital pioneers.

Canterbury Tech Summit 2023: A Deep Dive into the Future of Technology

7 September 2023

Enable was a sponsor of this year’s Canterbury Tech Summit, held on 5 September at the Te Pae Convention Centre.

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Becoming a Certified B Corporation

2 August 2023

Understanding B Corp certification B Corp certification is an internationally recognised standard for businesses that prioritise social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.

Protect yourself from common online scams

27 July 2023

You won’t be surprised to read that we think the internet is incredible – and the faster it is, the better!

Here's what you need to know about the copper withdrawal

2 April 2023

With technology constantly advancing it means some technologies become outdated and no longer serve the purpose they once did.

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Support For Rural Fibre Internet Installation

28 February 2023

If you have no or poor internet connection at your home you can apply for support.