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  • Competition watchdog clears Telstra-Hutch 3G deal

    As foreshadowed by Telstra officials talking to ZDNet Australia, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced it did not intend to oppose the third-generation mobile network alliance between Hutchison 3G Australia and Telstra.

  • 3G still to win hearts and minds?

    Saturation of the Australian marketplace with mobile devices early next year is, analysts claim, unlikely to slow the pace of innovation and competition in the wireless sector.

  • Hutchison welcomes 3G competition

    Entry by Telstra, Optus and Vodafone into the third-generation mobile market this year will help rather than hurt its 3G business, Hutchison Telecommunications Australia's chief executive Kevin Russell said.

  • Vodafone, Optus to share 3G network

    Australia's third-generation mobile infrastructure picture has become a lot clearer with Optus and Vodafone Australia announcing this morning a heads of agreement to share network sites and radio infrastructure across the country.

  • UPDATE: Vodafone AU to go it alone on 3G

    breaking news Australia's third-ranked telecommunications company, Vodafone Australia, announced today the company would go it alone in planning for the initial deployment of a third-generation mobile network.

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