CommsWire - 26 September 2017

Telstra seals deal as ASX global connectivity partner Telstra has secured a deal with the Australian Stock Exchange as the connectivity partner for the ASX?s international network services. Australia to launch its own Space Agency Australia is to establish its own space agency with the federal government set to announce plans for the agency as it looks to cash in on the growing global space industry estimated to be worth $400 billion.

CommsWire - 31 August 2017

NBN Co rejects Telstra NBN revenue monetisation plan A Telstra plan to monetise around $5 billion in future revenue from NBN payments has been scuppered by the company running the broadband network, NBN Co.

CommsWire - 29 August 2017

Telstra to hang up on third party billing: 3 December 2017 A senior Telstra official has confirmed that Australia?s largest carrier will cease ?third party billing? on its post-paid accounts by early December this year.

CommsWire - 24 August 2017

Vocus revenue rises, chairman to quit at AGM Vocus Telecommunications has recorded revenue of $1.82 billion for the full year 2017, with underlying net profit after tax coming in at a below forecast $152.3 million. Vocus says Australia Singapore Cable ahead of schedule Vocus Telecommunications has confirmed that its Australia Singapore Cable will be completed ahead of schedule.

CommsWire - 18 August 2017

Telstra takes big hit to revenue, profits in 2017 Telstra has seen a big drop in both its revenue and profits for the financial year 2017 compared to the previous year, according to full-year results released yesterday.

CommsWire - 14 August 2017

Telstra continues to dominate NBN market Telstra continues to dominate the take-up of NBN connections with an overall share of a little more than 50%, according to the ACCC's latest quarterly report on the NBN wholesale market.

CommsWire - 7 August 2017

Telstra launches Australian Digital Inclusion Index 2017: we?re doing more online The latest Australian Digital Inclusion Index has launched, powered by Roy Morgan, RMIT and Swinburne?s CSI, and our digital inclusion score has improved.

CommsWire - 17 July 2017

Australian laws aim to force decryption to fight crime Australia has announced that it will promulgate laws to force companies like Google and Facebook to decrypt messages sent by suspected terrorists and other criminals.

CommsWire - 15 June 2017

Telstra set to sack 1400 staff in cost cutting drive Telstra is set to lay off about 1400 workers as part of an ongoing plan to reduce its operating costs by about $1 billion over five years. Spark, Nokia seal partnership on road to NZ 5G introduction New Zealand?s biggest telco Spark is partnering with Nokia in a move designed to prepare New Zealand for the introduction of 5G, ultra-broadband and IoT.

CommsWire - 6 June 2017

NBN Co says it will deliver 1Gbps over HFC NBN Co says it is close to delivering gigabit speeds to homes and businesses in six cities, including Sydney and Melbourne, following trials of new technology on its hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) network.