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  • High-speed broadband gets green light

    Australia's peak communications industry body has cleared the way for the launch of broadband services several times quicker than existing ADSL (Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line) offerings.

  • iPrimus wants customer off Telstra ADSL backbone

    Broadband provider iPrimus wants to move at least one of its customers off Telstra's ADSL backbone.

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    All right. So I like to complain about my inability to get broadband access at home. As I've said before, I have no chance of getting cable Internet access, even though I live seven minutes from the CBD.

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