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Stuff Fibre scoops Tuanz awards

- Broadband

Stuff Fibre has won four awards at the Broadband Compare Tuanz Awards, including the supreme award – broadband provider of the year – and the people’s choice.

The broadband provider, wholly owned by Stuff Ltd, also won the innovation award and best fibre broadband provider.

Gavin Male, head judge and chief executive of NZ Compare, said the winners highlighte­d the growing range of options available to the consumer in the New Zealand broadband market.

‘‘So much has changed and there are more options than ever.’’

He said a range of entries displayed true innovation.

‘‘We were delighted to see consistent commitment­s to innovation, quality control and customers across New Zealand.’’

Stuff chief executive Sinead Boucher said the four awards were a huge achievemen­t for a brand that has been in the market for only a few years, and showed the commitment of the entire team to gaining a leadership position in fibre.

‘‘The business is doubling its growth year on year and we don’t see this stopping any time soon.’’

Stuff chief executive

The awards are organised by Broadband Compare, a free-to-use broadband comparison website operated by NZ Compare and Tuanz, the independen­t, not-for-profit associatio­n with over 170 corporate and individual members from the telecommun­ications industry.

‘‘Having launched just three years ago, we are really proud to now be an establishe­d player in the highly competitiv­e ultra-fast broadband market,’’ Stuff Fibre general manager Wayne Miller said.

‘‘These wins are great recognitio­n for the team who continue to innovate to make life easier for our customers. One innovation that has proven popular is the Stuff Fibre diagnostic app which empowers customers to test their home wi-fi and easily resolve simple home issues to improve overall performanc­e.

‘‘Our mission is to deliver all Kiwis fast, simple broadband and our secret to success is simple: We focus purely on unlimited fibre rather than complex plans, packages and bundles. We have unbeatable prices and our great Kiwi service means there is a friendly local voice to help customers whenever they need it.’’

Vocus took out wholesaler of the year, while Trustpower won best bundle deal and Farmside best rural provider. The full list of winners can be found at broadbanda­wards.co.nz/winners.

‘‘The business is doubling its growth year on year and we don’t see this stopping any time soon.’’ Sinead Boucher

Stuff Fibre is owned by Stuff, the publisher of this newspaper.

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