Telstra slapped with warning
The major telco is in hot water after it was found to have suspended the services of thousands of people without telling them.
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Telstra breached consumer laws, says ACMA
ACMA says Telstra breached consumer protection laws when it failed to give notice to more than 5400 customers before restricting or suspending their services.
Regional mobile cover ‘not the best’
Optus has suggested Telstra’s dominance in regional mobile infrastructure is stopping other telecommunications company’s from investing.
Merger rules the govt’s one shot to ease consumer pain
A lack of competition means Australian companies have too much power over consumers, now the government has a chance to even the playing field.
Tide goes out on green capital
Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse has made financing for companies using ‘unproven’ technology to tackle climate change tougher but Telstra Ventures says there is still cash available.
How companies are ‘selling’ free flu shots
This year’s flu season is shaping up to be the worst in a decade. Here’s how some of Australia’s biggest companies are ensuring workers roll up their sleeves.
Ballet prize finalists on point to a bright career
Determined since early childhood to be a ballerina, Katherine Sonnekus is one of five young dancers from the Australian Ballet to be nominated for the Telstra Ballet Dancer Awards.
Scammers warned, CBA and Telstra are on to you
Telstra and CBA have joined forces in a bid to stop customers being scammed over the phone.
Zero to hero: How mining startup built a $50m business
A Queensland mining services firm that has grown to a $55m business in just five years has won a major national award and plans to double its workforce.
Insurance giant hires new Qld-based boss
Some big changes at the top of one of Queensland’s biggest insurers Youi with a new chief executive taking over from the founding boss of the company.
Former high-flying CEO reaps just $4m from company sale
Maxine Horne was once Australia’s richest female CEO thanks to her lucrative chain of Telstra retail shops. Now the Brisbane-based business she co-founded has sold for just $22m.
Labor minister under fire on Telstra contract
Senior Andrews government minister Danny Pearson is facing renewed questions about his share portfolio, with Telstra among companies awarded a $120m state purchasing contract under his stewardship.
Nokia wants you to fix your own phone
The company’s latest smartphone offers a DIY repair kit, after Telstra revealed customers are holding onto their devices for longer.
Turnbull got us the NBN faster and cheaper
Although the NBN was always set to make large losses, Malcolm Turnbull helped prevent it becoming an absolute disaster.
Telstra taps bond market for $650m
The telco giant, led by Vicki Brady, is the latest company to tap the bond market, just weeks after interim profit rose 26 per cent.
ASX falls 0.1pc as banks drag; dollar rebounds
Shares end weak amid GDP miss. Dollar and iron ore rally on China PMI data. David Jones sees profit surge. Retail Food Group in raising. ASIC sues Terracom, executives.
Local business ‘cleans up’ at prestigious awards gala
Two Sunshine Coast women who set up a cleaning products business during the pandemic have scored a Queensland 2023 Telstra Best of Business Award. See who else won.
Telstra CEO’s radical call for what telcos need to do next
Speaking in Barcelona ahead of a significant address, Telstra boss Vicki Brady has a simple message for an industry that’s built around fighting for dominance.
Telstra touts ‘game changer’ for rural 5G
Executives on the ground in Barcelona say a partnership with Ericsson will be a boon for rural Australia, while rival Optus has cancelled its press commitments.
International travel return a boon for TPG
A post-pandemic travel bump has helped Telstra rival TPG lift its mobile subscriber base and annual profit.
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