Optus CEO Claims Consumers May Ditch NBN For Mobile
Australians could increasingly turn to mobile broadband options rather than the NBN for home internet connections according to Optus CEO Allen Lew. In an interview... Read More
Carriers To Be Hit Over Poor Service As NBN Flexes Its Muscle
Carriers who struggling to compete as consumers switch from traditional ADSL broadband to NBN are set to be forced to deliver a... Read More
ACCC Could Take Major Telcos To Court
Telstra, Optus, TPG and Vocus may be taken to court by the ACCC over misleading NBN speed claims. In an interview with... Read More
NBN Co Calls On US For Help With New Fibre-To-Curb Rollout
Australia’s NBN Co has called in an American outfit to help untangle looming problems with its planned fibre-to-the curb (FttC) rollout, which... Read More
NBN Rollout Reaches Halfway Point
NBN have announced that half of the Australian population is now able to connect to the National Broadband Network. After reaching the... Read More
200K Homes Told To Wait For NBN
Some 200,000 homes across the country are said to be facing major delays in being hooked up to the NBN, largely due... Read More
NBN Responds To Criticism About FTTP Rollout Costs
NBN has responded to reports claiming the cost of the FTTP rollout in Australia is much higher than most other countries. Following Professor Rod Tucker... Read More
KKR Gets To Check Vocus Books As $795mil. Bid Looms
Australia’s No 4 telco and fibre network NBN operator Vocus, is edging closer to a possible takeover, inviting global buyout operator Kohlberg... Read More
NBN Rollout Costs More Than Most Other Countries
The price of rolling out NBN fibre-to-the-premises connections in Australia could be the highest in the world, the Senate committee overseeing the NBN... Read More
Qantas Reveals Inflight Wi-Fi Usage
Qantas have announced that over 40,000 people have connected to its “free and fast” inflight Wi-Fi since launching in April. According to... Read More