By Shani Annand-Baron | NewsTalk – Tue, Dec 11, 2012 10:46 AM NZDTTelecom is apologising after more than 200,000 customers found themselves without internet this morning.
The issue has now been resolved and all customers should be able to access internet again.
Telecom spokeswoman Jo Jalfon says most people should automatically be back online, but some others may have to restart their modem.
She says it hit areas right across the country and around two thirds of their customers were disconnected.
In late March, the Auditor-General was asked to carry out an inquiry into the management, governance, and oversight …
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