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Lasers aren't just great for toying with cats - they're perfect for giving you fast, reliable internet.

Fibre broadband sends data using laser light signals through a cable that’s hardwired to your home.

Wireless broadband? It uses radio signals from a cell tower, which means you’re sharing bandwidth with other wireless broadband users on that tower.

And when other users in your area are connected to the same cell tower, your internet experience can take a hit.

That could be why you video call drops mid-sentence, or why your game update feels like it’s taking forever.

Avoid sharing. Ask for fibre.

Hit the link in bio to find the plan that’s right for you.

Working from home used to mean slow uploads and crossed fingers. Now it’s back-to-back video calls, cloud apps, and big file sharing.

And it’s using more data than ever before.

That’s why we rolled out the Big Fibre Boost – more speed, more capacity, and a better online experience for nearly 2 million Kiwis on selected fibre plans.

Not yet on fibre? Hit the link in bio and make the switch.