EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Gold miner OceanaGold has begun deploying fibre optic cabling at one of its underground New Zealand mines in a bid to enable remote control of its heavy vehicles from control towers on the surface.

And the Federal Government has delayed the sell-off of waterfront spectrum for mobile broadband networks until next year as it seeks to speed up broadcasters' move away from analogue television.

-- James Hutchinson

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