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Telstra’s plan to split into three entities is the most radical shake-up of Australia’s largest telecommunications company since 1997.

Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell urges telcos to improve how they work with small businesses, following a spike in complaints.

Following in the footsteps of Samsung, Apple has released the iPhone 12, its first high-spectrum 5G smartphone.

"This week I read an email from Julie Trell, announcing the end of Muru-D in its current form," says Dale Cohen. "Here are my recollections of the beginning."

The government has announced a $3.5 billion NBN upgrade that will grant two million households access to faster FTTN internet by 2023.

The federal government has today announced a $4.5 billion investment that will give approximately 700,000 businesses access to fibre-to-the-premises internet connections, along with many Australian households. 

Travelsim has collapsed into voluntary administration but potential buyers are already circling. Optus and Australia Post are listed as creditors of the sim card provider.

Small businesses are finding themselves with unsuitable internet deals and waiting a long time to address issues with their telecommunications providers, according to a new report.

The federal budget has been postponed, Netflix is too powerful for Aussie internet providers, and Gerry Harvey is cashing in on coronavirus.

BlackBerry has announced it will end its partnership with TCL Communication, its hardware producer, just as the smartphone market revives.