Technology is Penn’s friend
The fact is Andy Penn is nearer the end of his term than the beginning and would obviously prefer to go out on a high.
Telstra
Telstra plugs into consumer power plans
Telstra is eyeing a slice of the energy market in a move that could see the telco sell power plans alongside mobiles phones.
Telstra’s big split ahead of NBN sell-off
Telstra has unveiled its biggest shake-up since privatisation, with plans to split the business into three separate entities.
A solution for career roadbumps
A telecommunications professional and an architect opted for government-subsidised short courses to reskill and move on.
Macquarie well placed for Telstra
Macquarie Capital is believed to be well placed to aid Telstra with its corporate restructure.
Biggest shake-up to Telstra in 23 years
Telstra has announced it will split into three separate businesses in the biggest shake-up to the company since it was privatised in 1997.
Telstra sorry for $2.5m overcharge error
Telstra has apologised to its customers after the communications watchdog found the telco had overcharged more than 10,000 people over a 12-year period.
Buying NBN one way to enliven Telstra’s day
Telstra could be positioning itself to buy the National Broadband Network.
Telstra eyes leveraging healthcare unit
Demand for the services provided by Telstra’s health business is believed to have prompted the search for more acquisitions for the business unit.
Telstra exec shake-up on sudden Ebeid exit
Former SBS boss Michael Ebeid has been looking after the telecom giant’s corporate and government customers for the past two years.
Telstra defends US troops’ smart phones
The US Department of Defence has picked Telstra Ventures-backed company Zimperium to defend its troops against cyber attacks.
Telstra to keep paying dividends
Telstra has promised to try to maintain its dividend payouts shareholders despite increased costs due to pandemic and NBN.
Australian stocks hit 7-month high
The ASX closed up 1pc, clocking its best seven-day winning streak since 2009.
Telstra moves to calm jittery investors
The telco says it will bend its own rules to achieve a 16 cent dividend if necessary.
Elon Musk’s Starlink ‘coming to Australia’
New data hints that the SpaceX satellite internet provider will soon launch Down Under, taking on the likes of Telstra and the NBN.
Telstra’s 5G coverage hits 40pc of nation
Telstra says its 5G network now covers more than 40 per cent of the Australian population as phone buyers await news of a 5G iPhone.
Investors seek clarity at AGMs
This year’s AGM season starts with a bang this week as Telstra, Commonwealth Bank and BHP hold meetings and give feedback on any COVID-19 fallout.
Telstra ‘sorry’ over Claremont killer
Telstra has finally broken its silence about former employee Bradley Robert Edwards, who was found guilty of two Claremont murders that haunted Perth for decades.
Why 5G has an edge over the NBN
Telstra is going head-to-head with the NBN with the launch of a 5G wireless internet product. But which product is best for you?
Revamp of NBN ‘to hit Telstra’
Telstra shares slipped slightly after investors counted the cost of the impact of this week’s announcements from a rejuvenated NBN Co.
NBN shake-up ‘to bring tech sector certainty’
Telstra and smaller providers said the upgrade will give certainty for a sector struggling with profitability and competitive tensions.
Telstra bets on cybersecurity
As cyber attacks increase, Telstra Ventures is investing in the tools to help companies bolster their defences.
Costs still a sore point for NBN Co
COVID had produced some strange bedfellows, as NBN Co is finding out, but its costs are still a sore point.
Boards warned of cyber risks
Boards need to be able to show visible accountability to investors on cybersecurity risk issues.
Telstra puts block on malicious texts
Australians this year lost an estimated $6.4m to scammers pretending to be Service Australia representatives.
Telstra, government take on scammers
The telco says Australians are being increasingly targeted by criminals impersonating Centrelink employees, especially during the pandemic.
Energy plan: Is this Morrison’s NBN?
Scott Morrison’s fight with the energy companies has echoes of the Telstra brawl that ended up giving us the NBN.
WFH: Who pays when it all goes wrong?
The move to remote working has thrown up a whole new set of questions about workers’ compensation. Story by Ewin Hannan
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Telstra Ventures sees e-sports play as a rival to Facebook and Google
The first e-sports platform to go public in the US is growing fast and has ambitious plans to take on juggernauts Google and Facebook.
ASX wipes week-to-date gains as Telstra drags
Shares bounced from daily lows but finished down 0.7pc under the drag of banks and ex-dividend trade in Telstra.
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