How Telstra is keeping a lid on wages
The telco giant has sought to get ahead of the red-hot jobs market.
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Deal with Telstra crucial, says TPG
Redacted witness statements from top telco executives have shed new light on the industry’s most contentious deal.
After the storm, Andy Penn ponders his legacy
He stepped down after a tumultuous seven years at the helm of Telstra. How does Andy Penn feel about it now – and how do his adversaries see him?
Telstra chairman sign-off to be ‘sooner rather than later’
Having orchestrated Andy Penn’s succession, Telstra chairman John Mullen says his own departure is, sadly, the next item on the board’s agenda.
Atlassian’s new technology chief on huge hiring spree
The tech company has poached a key Meta executive to scour for talent as it plans to reach 25,000 staff, putting it on a par with the likes of Qantas and Telstra.
ASX dips on miners, Woodside
ASX closes 0.2 per cent lower amid falls in Mineral Resources, Woodside and PointsBet. Peter Costello calls for RBA accountability and Origin reconsiders coal plant closure.
Netflix, Disney spearhead fresh internet piracy ban
Telcos will be offered $50 to remove 52 websites that offer access to pirated movies and TV shows as several streaming giants launch a second round of court action.
‘Teach cyber security in school’
Telstra boss Andy Penn has called for cyber security skills to be included in Australia’s curriculum and taught in schools across the country.
Biggest threat facing Australia
The Telstra boss has named a major threat facing Australia and named the ‘biggest lever’ that can be pulled to stop it.
Telco giants welcome NBN’s backtrack on price hike
The company says changes in the ‘policy landscape’ mean it will now axe its controversial charging model but that will not ‘come without cost’.
Telstra Ventures’ healthy prognosis for crypto
Telstra’s US-based venture capital arm has delivered an upbeat assessment of the crypto industry’s health, with Ethereum the star.
Optus and Gladys snag lucrative NSW deal
An agency overseen by the ex-NSW premier’s political confidant has handed her new employer a lucrative contract from rival Telstra.
Telstra raises dividends as profits fall
Outgoing Telstra boss Andy Penn has left shareholders a parting gift, with his company lifting its dividend for the first time in seven years despite posting a drop in profit.
The big message behind Penn’s parting Telstra profit
Unusually for the telco, this is shaping up as another smooth CEO transition.
ASX jumps 1.1pc; Block, Seek, Goodman soar
ASX enjoys its best session in two weeks as discretionary and real estate leap. Mirvac jumps on earnings, Lake Resources rockets, while AMP and Telstra slide on FY22 results.
Penn was good on paper
Andy Penn has left Telstra in better shape than he found it, but total returns underperformed the market by a massive 66 per cent.
Telstra slapped with major court order
Telstra must deregister over 150 radiocommunications sites after it was accused by the corruption watchdog of “hindering” a rival company’s 5G rollout.
5G battle: Telstra must deregister sites so Optus can compete
The telco says it disagrees with the competition watchdog’s findings of anticompetitive conduct, but will begrudgingly give up 315 sites across the country.
No hangups as Telstra’s Andy Penn prepares one final call
After seven years at the helm of Telstra, Andy Penn in his final interview as chief executive reflects on the trials, tribulations and dragging Australia’s biggest telco into the digital age.
ASX extends winning streak after RBA hike
ASX rises for a sixth straight day after the RBA’s 50bps hike. Zip and A2 Milk surge, Appen dives on update, Telstra completes Fetch acquisition and United Malt selloff extends.
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