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    Chorus continues to call for a copper-free future

    Mars Posted on

    Under new CEO Mark Aue, the company aims to become a streamlined “all-fiber” operator.

    Mark Cross choir chair.

    Chorus has reiterated its demand for greater regulatory clarity on the future of its copper telecommunications network, as it seeks to become an all-fiber network operator.

    During its online annual general meeting today, Mark Cross, chairman of the NZX and ASX-listed company, said copper networks around the

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