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HSBC’s Paul Bloxham said no “circuit breaker” was anticipated to halt the downward momentum.
The telco giant said it was working to address the issue.
The fallout from yesterday’s major outage of the Telstra network continues into today.
A mobile phone was seized in a search warrant in a northern NSW town this week.
The Foreign Minister said the telco’s performance this week did not meet community expectations.
Adam Vidler Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady has landed in Sydney as the fallout from the telco's nationwide outage this week continues.
By: Adam Vidler
Adam Vidler Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady has said she is “deeply sorry” for Wednesday's outage as the investigation into a person's death in South Australia during the outage deepens.
By: Adam Vidler
Three men are charged with selling $2 million worth of encrypted devices a year to criminals.
By: Adam Vidler, Yashee Sharma
Adam Vidler, Yashee Sharma South Australian Police have confirmed an elderly woman's death was not caused by the Telstra outage after a Liberal senator linked the two on social media.
By: Adam Vidler, Yashee Sharma, Emily Bennett
Adam Vidler, Yashee Sharma, Emily Bennett A South Australian Liberal senator has apologised to the family of an elderly woman who died this week after she linked the woman's death to the Telstra outage.
