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ATO online failure stretches on
The Australian Taxation Office's tech outage is set to stretch to a third day thanks to "unforeseen complexity".
Yolanda Redrup writes on technology from our Melbourne newsroom.
The Australian Taxation Office's tech outage is set to stretch to a third day thanks to "unforeseen complexity".
After embarrassing outages in 2016, the ATO and Telstra are both suffering another day to forget with services brought offline.
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