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'It starts from the ground up': NBN exec wants women in top tech roles
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Vocus Group

'It starts from the ground up': NBN exec wants women in top tech roles

NBN executive Kathrine Dyer is calling on telecommunications companies to have more women in their management teams.

  • by Jennifer Duke

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Seven per cent of NBN customers still on half the speed they pay for
Telecommunications

Seven per cent of NBN customers still on half the speed they pay for

Latest ACCC broadband report shows things are getting better, but not for everybody.

  • by Tim Biggs
Telcos' 5G networks could 'bypass' NBN, says competition regulator
NBN

Telcos' 5G networks could 'bypass' NBN, says competition regulator

The introduction of ultra-high speed 5G mobile networks is likely to see some telecommunications companies attempt to “bypass” the NBN.

  • by Jennifer Duke
Telstra's new modems mean NBN outages won't kill your home phone
IT networks

Telstra's new modems mean NBN outages won't kill your home phone

The Smart Modem Gen 2 will use Telstra's 4G mobile network to supply internet and phone calls in the event of an outage, at no extra cost.

  • by Adam Turner
Telstra is preparing to buy NBN - but not before huge hit to taxpayers
Telstra Corporation

Telstra is preparing to buy NBN - but not before huge hit to taxpayers

Telstra is preparing for an acquisition and demerger of NBN Co - but not before a massive multibillion-dollar hit to taxpayers.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Origin turns tables on telcos and launches into broadband
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Origin Energy

Origin turns tables on telcos and launches into broadband

Origin Energy is stepping into telco territory, as telcos become electricity retailers, by offering its own broadband services.

  • by Cole Latimer
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'Lowest CEO salary': Mullen defends Telstra pay as investors strike
Telstra Corporation

'Lowest CEO salary': Mullen defends Telstra pay as investors strike

Telstra chairman John Mullen has defended paying his executives millions of dollars in bonuses.

  • by Jennifer Duke
Stuart Robert pays back $38,000 in excessive home internet charges
Alex Hawke

Stuart Robert pays back $38,000 in excessive home internet charges

The government says the bills, charged to taxpayers, "were much higher than anticipated and higher than what the community expects".

  • by Fergus Hunter
Stuart Robert to pay back internet charges after Scott Morrison demands answers
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Alex Hawke

Stuart Robert to pay back internet charges after Scott Morrison demands answers

The Assistant Treasurer says he will pay back data charges for his hefty home internet bills after the PM announced the government would look into his claims.

  • by Dana McCauley & Nigel Gladstone
Assistant treasurer bills taxpayers $2000 a month for data at home
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Assistant treasurer bills taxpayers $2000 a month for data at home

Stuart Robert - who ran an IT services firm before entering parliament - blamed "connectivity issues" in his electorate for his consistently high data bills.

  • by Nigel Gladstone
WA residents know about NBN speeds, just not which one will suit them
Telecommunications

WA residents know about NBN speeds, just not which one will suit them

Research commissioned by NBN Co found 77 per cent of sandgropers of different speed tiers available but 71 per cent didn’t know which plan suited their needs.

  • by Hamish Hastie