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  • ACCC to reject Telstra ULLS proposal

    Telstra's proposal to charge its telco customers across Australia AU$30 per month for access to its unconditioned local loop service (ULLS) is set to be rejected by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

  • Optus, iiNet seek ACCC help on Telstra pricing

    Two of Telstra's biggest competitors have backed up their public complaints about the cost of accessing the heavyweight's copper network with formal requests for the nation's competition regulator to step in.

  • Tribunal upholds ACCC stance against Telstra

    A tribunal has upheld a decision by the competition watchdog to reject the price Telstra proposed to charge rivals for access to its copper wire network.

  • Telstra picks a fight over copper pricing

    Telstra will appeal the competition regulator's decision to reject the telco's proposed pricing scheme for wholesale access to its copper network by competitors.

  • Telstra needn't share, ACCC tells telcos

    The national competition regulator today said there was currently no need to force Telstra to provide wholesale access to its new ADSL and third-generation (3G) mobile networks.

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