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Think the government runs Triple Zero? Wrong. No wonder it’s failing
Failure, incompetence, even negligence typically occurs in a context that makes it likely. So it is with our lifesaving emergency service that keeps collapsing.
- Waleed Aly
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Telcos forced to make network outages public in real time after Optus scandal
The real-time register could operate similarly to how energy companies provide live information and maps about outages on their websites.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
Telco heads hauled in to face angry government
Growing concern over the Optus Triple Zero outage has prompted the government to haul in the heads of the nation’s largest telcos ahead of the bushfire season.
- Shane Wright
- Updated
- Telecommunications
Triple Zero system under fire after Optus, Telstra outages
Fresh outages at both Optus and Telstra have disrupted emergency calls in multiple states, leaving thousands of people stranded.
- David Swan and Daniel Lo Surdo
- Updated
- Telecommunications
Optus CEO to keep job as human error blamed for Triple Zero failure
Stephen Rue says that human error by staff at home and abroad was responsible for the catastrophic Triple Zero failure that cost at least three lives.
- David Swan
From rebuilding the Storm to COVID: Who is Optus chief Stephen Rue?
Coming into a company in crisis, the Irishman had experience at one of the most vexed public institutions.
- Calum Jaspan
- Exclusive
- Telecommunications
Scams, outages, rip-offs: Clampdown on misbehaving telcos
Optus, TPG and Telstra face sharper scrutiny and fines up to 40 times higher than the current maximums after a bruising period for the sector.
- David Swan
- Updated
- Earnings season
Telstra shares fall after mobile miss
The nation’s largest telco has slashed costs and sold the majority of its cloud computing unit to an Indian tech giant.
- David Swan
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