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    The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) has sent a warning to the telecommunications industry that its "voluntary" code of practice has as much bite as it does bark.

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    An Australian Communications Authority working group has abandoned proposals to give consumers performance indicators to assess Internet services when shopping for a new provider.

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    Small businesses are still facing significant challenges when it comes to choosing their Internet provider, according to the Australian Communications Authority (ACA).

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