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  • Telstra rivals' slow march to fibre network

    A plan by Telstra's major rivals to build their own national fibre to the node (FTTN) broadband network appears to be moving at a glacial pace.

  • Rebel alliance adds heat to fibre fire

    A group of nine telcos annoyed about Telstra's plans to build a national fibre network has stepped up its lobbying efforts to convince the government and competition regulator of the folly of Telstra's plans.

  • Telecom NZ snaps up PowerTel

    update: Telecom New Zealand announced today that it will acquire PowerTel, valuing the Australian business and wholesale telco at AU$357 million.

  • Playing both sides

    Are ISPs without their own last-mile access infrastructure "vulnerable" in the current market or is their position rock solid?

  • Telstra stands up for shareholders

    Telstra has denied it is being inflexible by deciding against a fibre to the node network (FTTN) deployment until the right regulatory environment comes into play, a senior executive said.

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