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  • Telstra optimistic ACCC will not block 3G deal

    Telstra executives are optimistic Australia's competition watchdog will soon informally clear its 3G network alliance with Hutchison 3G Australia as the partners signed binding agreements to proceed with the deal.

  • ACCC allows Telstra more time to reply

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission this morning confirmed it had granted Telstra a two-day extension of time to respond to a consultation notice over its recent broadband price cuts.

  • ACCC considers lifting Telstra broadband notice

    Australia's competition watchdog has asked for submissions on whether changes made by Telstra to its wholesale ADSL broadband pricing plans justify removal of a notice alleging the telecommunications company was breaching competition rules.

  • Optus fights Telstra broadband 'parole'

    Telecommunications companies are calling on the competition watchdog not to give Telstra a get out of jail free card by lifting a potentially financially damaging legal notice over its broadband pricing.

  • Telstra says fibre to the node plans on hold

    Telstra today confirmed the fibre to the node (FTTN) component of its Next Generation Network (NGN) would remain on hold after the government opted not to intervene to allow the carrier to restrict third-party access to its planned new infrastructure.

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