AAPT appoints new CEO
David Yuile has been appointed CEO of AAPT, the Australian business unit of Telecom New Zealand, with existing CEO Paul Broad planning to resign.
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We're faster than Telstra, Optus, but we won't brag: Vodafone
Vodafone believes its 3G and 4G networks outpace those of its rivals, but given how badly it has performed in the past, its CEO doesn't believe it's right to brag about it to its customers.
Optus, Voda still lag on emergency alerts
Come next bushfire season, Telstra mobile subscribers may be the only ones to receive location-based disaster alerts when the service rolls out, as negotiations with Optus and Vodafone are ongoing.
Telstra glitch sees Kogan Mobile users left for days without data
A number of Kogan customers have found themselves with no data services, after a glitch in one of Telstra's platforms meant that accounts recharged over the weekend did not include data allowance.
New mobile roaming alerts set to prevent Aussie bill shock
Australian travellers may soon be informed of what mobile roaming charges they are being subjected to when overseas under a new standard that the ACMA has been tasked with creating.
M2 gets new CEO as founder steps down
Independent telecommunications provider M2 Telecommunications has selected Geoff Horth, its current chief operating officer, to take over the role of founding CEO and managing director Vaughan Bowen.
Optus launches 4G services in Brisbane, Surfers Paradise
Optus has begun to offer 4G services in Brisbane and Surfers Paradise, providing Queenslanders with an alternative to Telstra's network.
Optus edges into mobile security market
Optus is targeting small and medium businesses (SMBs) that are worried about mobile data theft and malware by teaming up with F-Secure to release OfficeApps Mobile Security product.
Half the emergency spectrum meets double the demand: ACMA
Responding to claims that lives will be put at risk over the decision to provide only half the requested emergency spectrum, ACMA has revealed that it actually provides more than double the projected capacity.
Huawei continues expansion in Australia
Huawei Australia has exceeded staff growth expectations for the year, confirming that it now employs over 700 staff in five local offices.