Telstra

UPDATEDMarket data

Telstra Group Ltd outperforms Tuesday, when compared to competitors

Here is the latest company close update for Telstra Group Ltd, TLS.

Sayee Shree Ravi Sankar

UPDATEDNewsWire

Telstra’s shock call over triple-0 death

Telstra did not discuss the death of a TPG customer linked to a failed triple-0 call in a meeting with the Communications Minister, a Senate inquiry has been told.

Nathan Schmidt

PhonesTechnology

Slug us and we’ll hit customers, says Telstra

Telstra has cautioned that any move to lift spectrum renewal charges would force it to raise mobile prices and delay network upgrades.

Jack Quail

THE GROWTH AGENDAThe Growth Agenda

Telstra targets business and govt customers as Optus struggles

Telstra has launched a new ad campaign targeting business, enterprise and government customers as rival telco Optus stays silent.

Danielle Long

technologyNewsWire

If you have this phone, it must be replaced

Telstra has warned certain models of Samsung mobile phones are not connecting for some triple-0 calls.

Emma Kirk

Trading DayTrading Day

ASX 200 scores record high close; Trump deal boosts Arafura, Alcoa

ASX sets record highs. Arafura, Alcoa projects will be first beneficiaries of the US critical minerals deal as small-caps get US funding letters. Cleanaway gets first strike. Origin CEO urges ‘consummation’ on energy reforms.  

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

BUSINESSBusiness Breaking News

Telstra chief learns lessons from Optus failings

Telstra executives have reassured investors about the telco’s triple-0 service reliability following rival Optus’ fatal network failure.

Cameron Micallef

Trading DayTrading Day

Rio, rare earth miners surge; ANZ falls after hitting 10-year high

ASX creeps up despite renewed US-China jitters. Rio’s ‘decent’ result, smelter warning. Telstra chair’s last AGM. ANZ’s reset plan questioned. Rinehart’s richer on rare earths boom. RBA board decided appropriate to stay cautious, data-dependent.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

ExclusiveLegal Affairs

Salter Brothers luxury retreat subpoenaed in hunt for alleged Super Retail affair

A deluxe hotel chain as well as telcos and a well-known CEO coach were all forced to hand over records to whistleblowers investigating an alleged affair that led to Super Retail CEO’s dismissal.

Angelica Snowden and Eli Greenblat

Trading DayTrading Day

Bourse operator ASX falls as ASIC sets up rival challenge

Cboe gets ASIC nod for public listings. Optus CEO Stephen Rue heads into triple-0 government talks along with TPG, Telstra bosses. Near $120m ASB settlement leaves CBA defending six other class action proceedings. 

Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

Trading DayTrading Day

Predictive, Robex in $2.4bn gold merger; Lynas soars

Perth-based PDI’s listing waivers mean stakeholder Perseus won’t have a say in African gold consolidation. Brisbane Broncos’ double win fires up shares. IAG fined for overcharging NZ customers.

Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

ExclusiveTechnology

Silicon Valley’s new AI software star

A Melbourne banker-turned-Silicon Valley founder has secured $378m to challenge tech giant Nvidia’s dominance with his AI software start-up Modular.

John Stensholt

UPDATEDBusiness Breaking News

Telstra’s speed cut costs it $18m

The telco giant wrongly changed internet plans for nearly 9000 customers without telling them, a move the consumer watchdog said was “misleading”.

Cameron Micallef

Trading DayTrading Day

Eagers hits record high on $1bn deal; AGL climate plan divide

Energy group AGL’s climate plan not ambitious enough for biggest shareholder Grok. DigiCo soars on earnings guidance. Telstra cops $18m fine. Billionaire Nick Politis-backed Eagers rockets on $1bn CanadaOne buy.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

Trading DayTrading Day

RBA says first-home scheme will lift house prices; Regis dives

RBA governor warns economic growth delicately balanced. Plumbing giant Reece could buy up to $400m of shares. Regis down as aged care funding changes disappoint. Gold surges.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

telco warsThe Growth Agenda

Telstra’s campaign walks the talk with TikTokers

Brand strength is up, ROI has surged and there’s even a viral TikTok trend, is Telstra closing in on its desire to be a loved brand?

Danielle Long

Renewables targetRenewable energy & economy

Telstra not dialled in to Labor’s ambition

Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady says Labor may need to review its 82 per cent renewables goal, warning that the energy transition was proving “tough”.

Matthew Cranston, Greg Brown and Ben Packham

CommentaryCompanies

‘Invisible force’ of productivity makes for lousy politics

The benefits of productivity are real, but they’re very abstract. That’s what makes the concept a tough sell and Telstra’s about to find that out the hard way.

Eric Johnston

Big TechNation

Hit Big Tech with regulation book: Telstra boss

Big Tech firms should face the same crushing regulatory burden as Australian telcos, says Telstra boss who reveals it takes 6000 approvals to lay just 1000km of cable.

Matthew Cranston

TELCOSTechnology

Telstra boss calls for overhaul of digital infrastructure rules

Telstra chief Vicki Brady has urged the government to slash red tape and boost spectrum access, warning Australia risks falling behind in the AI age.

Joseph Carbone

newsBusiness Breaking News

Telstra boss’ urgent warning for Australia

Telstra chief Vicki Brady has warned Australia must act quickly with a bold national digital strategy or risk missing a crucial opportunity.

Cameron Micallef

NEWSBusiness Breaking News

New scam warning for popular apps

Australia’s largest Telco is warning Aussies against using these popular platforms, as scammers up their game to dodge new safety features.

Thomas Henry

UPDATEDBusiness Breaking News

Google slugged $55m over Telstra, Optus deal

A revenue-sharing deal between Google and Australia’s biggest telcos has resulted in a $55m penalty from the competition watchdog.

Cameron Micallef

Business

Aussie business and arts titan dies

Former Santos chief Ross Adler, who led the oil and gas giant while championing Australia’s arts scene and serving on the boards of CBA, Telstra and Domino’s has died aged 80.

Giuseppe Tauriello

CommentaryCompanies

Has Telstra finally hit the limits of its growth?

Has Telstra finally hit the point where there’s nowhere left to grow? Its CEO disagrees, but there is a bigger threat coming the telco’s way.

Eric Johnston

BUSINESSBusiness Breaking News

Surprise reaction to Telstra windfall

While Aussies pay up to $5 more for their phone plans, Telstra’s profits have soared to $2.17bn, although the result didn’t cut it for some.

Cameron Micallef

TelcosTechnology

Telstra staff must use AI but can work from home

As mobile growth slumps to a four-year low, Telstra’s boss Vicki Brady has unveiled an ambitious plan, mandating the use of AI. Her staff can work from home with Telstra’s blessing, as the telco breaks ranks with corporate Australia.

Jared Lynch

Trading DayTrading Day

ASX 200 hits record as Westpac leads bank gains

Westpac hauls in $1.9bn quarterly profit. Future rate cuts in doubt after July jobs data. Telstra mobile weakness weighs. Temple & Webster lifts on guidance upgrade. Record profit drives Pro Medicus gains.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Joseph Carbone

THE GROWTH AGENDAThe Growth Agenda

Steve Buscemi fronts Telstra anti-scam ad

Reservoir Dogs actor Steve Buscemi stars as an evil intergalactic Emperor ready to unleash ‘scamageddon’ on Aussies in a new Telstra campaign.

Danielle Long

NRL

The need for speed: Fastest player at every NRL club revealed

Last year he wasn’t even in the top five, but the official 2025 Telstra Tracker data reveals that a veteran winger has reclaimed the mantle of the NRL’s fastest man. We reveal the top 10, plus every club’s fastest player.

Phil Rothfield

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