Telstra’s Vicki Brady is facing a $500m test
There’s a lot that needs to go right for the telco boss, who has her work cut out to meet promised cost targets.
There’s a lot that needs to go right for the telco boss, who has her work cut out to meet promised cost targets.
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The company was fined for failing to share the details of 19,000 customers to the phone number database used to locate people in an emergency and to send natural disaster warnings.
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Telstra says its emergency service systems, meant to connect Optus customers to triple-0 during the outage, was working raising questions on why 228 calls didn’t go through.
Locals in a small town in South Australia have been struggling with Telstra outages for more than a week.
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