'The masters of their own demise on the NBN'
Australia's biggest-ever infrastructure investment has turned into a political football, plagued by cost overruns and construction delays.
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Bowen steps into spotlight
M2 founder and former chief executive Vaughan Bowen usually prefers to keep a low profile.
Telstra's USO contract doesn't 'reflect value for money'
Telstra's 20-year government contract to provide basic telecommunications does not reflect value for money, the Auditor General says.
Murdoch's Unlockd takes on smartphone capital
Unlockd's app will give an Indian telcos' 90 million users 40pc off their bill for watching ads.
Elon Musk aims for Mars by 2022
Elon Musk has sped up his ambitious timetable for SpaceX to land a rocket ship on Mars to 2022.
Get more fibre in NBN rollout
NBN should divert its efforts to, at a minimum, installing fibre right up to people's driveways for the remaining rollout of the National Broadband Network, according to a new parliamentary committee report.
CSIRO buys $10.5m stake in satellite
The CSIRO has bought a seat at the controls of a UK satellite after spending $10.5m to buy a 10 per cent stake in the first deal of its type in the organisation's history.
Space traffic cop needed urgently
Space traffic is rising exponentially as more satellites are launched to drive the digital age and experts are fearful of collisions without a set of road rules.
Musk, SpaceX push space agencies to lift game
Entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and his SpaceX company are forcing space agencies worldwide to think harder about profitability and payback.
T-Mobile-Sprint tie-up makes sense and dollars
Chief executives occasionally need clever invention to justify a big merger deal. No such magic is required for these two telecoms groups.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs cautious on TPG Telecom
David Teoh has never been a short-term thinker, but the task ahead of the TPG Telecom founder has many questioning whether the billionaire c...
