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Australia Has Now Blocked Hundreds Of Gambling Websites

1 month ago

Australia Has Now Blocked Hundreds Of Gambling Websites

Asha Barbaschow

Since the ACMA began directing ISPs to block illegal gambling websites, 375 of them have been prevented from reaching Australians.

Telstra Pays $2.5 Million Penance for Failing To Protect Consumers’ Phone Number Privacy

1 month ago

Telstra Pays $2.5 Million Penance for Failing To Protect Consumers’ Phone Number Privacy

Asha Barbaschow

Telco Complaints Are Taking Longer to Sort Out and the ACMA Isn’t Happy

3 months ago

Telco Complaints Are Taking Longer to Sort Out and the ACMA Isn’t Happy

Asha Barbaschow

Optus Refunds $800,000 After 10 Years Of Billing Errors

4 months ago

Optus Refunds $800,000 After 10 Years Of Billing Errors

Asha Barbaschow

Optus will be issuing refunds to hundreds of its business customers after it breached telco billing rules by charging them…

Nearly 50,000 Telstra Customers Could Be Eligible For Refunds After It Failed To Hit NBN Speeds

7 months ago

Nearly 50,000 Telstra Customers Could Be Eligible For Refunds After It Failed To Hit NBN Speeds

Kogan Has Been Fined, Again

1 year ago

Kogan Has Been Fined, Again

This is How Much Data Retention Costs Aussie Telcos

1 year ago

This is How Much Data Retention Costs Aussie Telcos

Back in 2015 the Australian parliament introduced the data retention scheme under the Telecommunications (Interception and Access). As a result,…

Aussie Telcos Could Be Fined $250,000 For Not Complying With New Scam Calls Code

1 year ago

Aussie Telcos Could Be Fined $250,000 For Not Complying With New Scam Calls Code

1 year ago

Telstra Admits Overcharging 10,000 Customers For 12 Years

1 year ago

Telstra, Optus, TPG and Dodo Slammed for Thousands of Internet Service Breaches

Sarah Basford Canales

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found Telstra, Optus, TPG and Dodo left at least 1,500 Australians without…

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