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Spotlight of scrutiny falls on "vague" Aussie broadband claims
ACCAN has recommended that new measures be implemented to improve clarity around broadband providers' speed claims.
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NBN and 5G under scrutiny as spotlight falls on Aussie telco sector
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to launch market study of the communications industry.
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Aussie watchdog opens up superfast broadband networks to competition
ACCC to regulate access to wholesale superfast broadband services.
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Telstra expands 4G reach across North Queensland and South Australia
Telco expands 4G capabilities across the country.
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Will NBN be the biggest loser in Saturday’s Federal Election?
Technology platform and rollout debate will not solve traffic congestion or improve the user experience.
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[Updated] Labor has ruled out a Royal Commission into the NBN
Many people continue to call for Labor to order a Royal Commission into the NBN should they return to power. It’s not surprising why… the $36bn FttH national rollout has turned into a $60bn failed upgrade to the existing copper network with many questionable individuals getting rich along the way. Furthermore, the justifications for doing this have been grounded in so much misinformation, incompetence and downright lies, that some decisions defy reality.
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Labor goes all the way with NBN, but will it derail Malcolm Turnbull?
Labor reveals NBN policy in bid to scrap "second rate" Government rollout.
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Farmside signs satellite deal with Optus, but financial troubles remain
Rural broadband internet specialist Farmside opens up improved satellite access through Optus deal.
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Police raid Labor Party offices in Melbourne following NBN leaks
AFP raid Labor Party offices in Melbourne, following allegations of National Broadband Network (NBN) document leaks.
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US says proposed Chinese regulations could fragment the Internet
The U.S. has warned of fragmentation of the Internet if China goes ahead with proposed rules that would require compulsory registration of Internet domain names in China with government-licensed providers.
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Consumer surveillance awareness grows and Internet trust dwindles
There is exponential concern amidst consumers regarding their online privacy and security, particularly when knowing that their personal data lies in the hands of government and private corporations.
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Spark, Telstra and Vodafone unite as digger breaks ground on Raglan beach
A team of specialist submarine cable experts have successfully laid the first section of the Tasman Global Access (TGA) undersea cable in Raglan.
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Something strange just happened with North Korea's Internet
Last week, North Korea's sole Internet link with the rest of the world went down for about three hours.
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Prysmian begins Flextube cable deployment with TPG
Energy, telecom cables and systems company, Prysmian Group, has started the rollout of its Flextube cable technology in Australia with TPG. The company recently rolled out the new line of optical cables, which it claimed will change up nbn delivery.
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