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  • Optus waiting politely for adult mobile content

    "Good corporate citizenship" is all that stands between Optus and its plans to introduce adult content to its mobile phone service, the SingTel-owned company said late yesterday.

  • Optus unwires broadband

    Australia's number two carrier, Optus, will follow hot on-the-heels of Telstra into the wireless broadband market, it said today, with plans to start its own trial of the mobile data technology in the Sydney suburb of Belmore.

  • 3G in tatters as faves cave early

    The Howard Government’s reliance on auctioning off spectrum licences to meet surplus is starting to look like an unlucky gamble.

  • 3G auction bids top AU$800 million

    Bids, worth more than AU$800 million have been lodged by six companies hoping to claim a stake in Australia's third generation mobile telecommunications spectrum.

  • Optus, Telstra told not to fight for Hutchison's towers

    A Victorian Supreme Court has ordered Telstra and Optus not to interfer in a legal stoush which broke out after Hutchison built a 3G antenna on a residential tower controlled by the state's Director of Housing.

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