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    Telstra today conceded it had disconnected its news-group server from international newsgroups for five days in a move to avert a black ban from the international Usenet community.

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    Telstra has moved to terminate several BigPond user accounts and signaled a more aggressive anti-spam policy to avert the threat of being excluded from global newsgroup communities due to large volumes of spam being sent via BigPond news servers.

  • Outage frustrates Telstra Big Pond users

    Telstra Bigpond ADSL customers were frustrated between 9pm last night and 11:15am today as network troubles kept them offline.

  • New worm burrows into Aust systems

    The Slammer worm wreaked havoc on Australian networks over the long weekend as it raged through the Internet.

  • Under-pressure Telstra drops Big Pond prices

    Customers of several Telstra BigPond plans will be better off after December 1 as the telco giant responds to intense competition in the marketplace.

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