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With the nation still in Level 4 lock down and restrictions on physical shopping still in place it seems that the nation is crying out for some retail therapy so LockdownDelivery.co.nz is here to help.

It looks like the second school term of 2020 will be unlike anything we or our children have experienced before. Here are some things you can do to support your child’s online learning in the coming weeks and months.

Frustrated with your broadband during lockdown? Here are some common issues that affect broadband performance that can be easily solved by making changes to your home environment or your network connection.

As we settle into the Stage 4 lockdown period, you may be wondering what this means for your home broadband services. Especially as broadband is more important than ever as we work from home, and spend our days at home.Can you still switch to a new broadband plan, or a new provider? 

A week into lockdown one in five people remain worried about broadband coverage and quality with so many people at home. If your home broadband is struggling - the good news is you can still upgrade your fibre broadband to a gigabit plan.  

As New Zealanders sit through the Stage 4 lockdown in a bid to combat COVID-19, you may be wondering what this means for broadband services.Can you still upgrade plans or changes providers? In most cases - yes!

As New Zealand moves to Stage 4 and we move to lockdown to combat COVID-19, NZ broadband providers are moving swiftly to keep us all connected....

Following the government’s announcement that we are moving into lockdown for at least the next 4 weeks, more of us than ever before will be working from home. How productive will you be? Here are our tips.

As New Zealanders watch the impact of COVID-19 both abroad and at home, we are seeing dramatic changes to the way they we live and work for the foreseeable future.

As we see the impact of coronavirus on the way we work and live our lives, New Zealand businesses are responding to the wide-range of impacts. This could mean more Kiwis working from home and using more data....