NBN Co wants to set own prices for new home developments
SYDNEY: Increasingly undercut by rival operators, NBN Co is trying to set its own prices to deploy telecommunications infrastructure to new housing... Read More
NBN Finds Superfast Market
NBN Co has notched a 28% jump in sales of superfast 250Mbps services, after cutting prices and increasing speeds of its No.1... Read More
10.5 Million Oz Premises Ready To Connect, As Rollout Nears End
NBN Co has declared a 39 percent increase in revenue to $1.8 billion for the six months ended December 31, as it... Read More
NBN Tests Short-term Satellite
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is testing satellite-based connectivity at bushfire emergency evacuation centres. A spokesperson for the company told ZDNet that... Read More
Protests Grow As Musk’s SpaceX Heads For Oz Skies, Foxtel Object
Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellite broadband service has taken its first step into the Australian market. The communications regulator has added the company... Read More
OK Telstra,OK TPG: NBN To End Direct Deals
Bowing to pressure from players such as Vocus, Telstra and TPG, and following accusations of preferential treatment given to companies such as Macquarie Telecom,... Read More
NBN Co Looks To Snare ‘Dark Fibre’ For Key Rollouts
NBN Co is looking to acquire access to so-called “dark fibre” as it increasingly looks to boost services to enterprise and government... Read More
Morrison Creates Communication Infrastructure Super Department
In an attempt to outdo former Labor Prime Minister Bob Hawke, Scott Morrison will implement the most significant public sector reform, reducing... Read More
Gap Closes Between Rural & Metro Users Despite Broadband Levy Tabled
Data usage on the Australian National Broadband Network has exploded by 25% in the last 12 months with the average Australian now... Read More
Optus Misled Customers Again, Penalised $6.4 Million
Optus has been ordered to pay $6.4 million in penalties following revelations that the telecommunications company has misled its customers, again. As ordered by... Read More