Optus is bringing a new optimistic story to Australians this festive season – showing the great things that can happen from saying yes in a new campaign developed by Special Group New Zealand.
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Optus is bringing a new optimistic story to Australians this festive season – showing the great things that can happen from saying yes in a new campaign developed by Special Group New Zealand.
Read More »Optus has posted a return to net profit, reporting A$35 million in the black for the first half of the financial year, ending 30 September.
Read More »Cisco has recognised Australian partners during its annual global partner summit with Data#3 taking centre stage.
Read More »Complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) about services provided by Dodo, Optus and Boost rose during the first quarter of the 2022 financial year.
Read More »Optus Enterprise has tapped ASX-listed telco and managed services provider Hubify to provide IT services to its customers. In an ASX announcement, Hubify will supply some IT services to Optus’ IT services subsidiary as part of a Master Supplier Agreement signed by the two companies.
Read More »Hubify has scored a new agreement with Optus worth $4 million in annualised recurring revenue to supply the telco’s Enterprise division's customers with IT services.
Read More »A pair of Perth YouTube pranksters who gloated about how they sneaked into the AFL grand final by dressing in high-viz will likely escape charges, WA’s top cop has revealed.
Read More »Singtel has agreed to sell a 70 percent stake in a subsidiary that houses Optus’ telecommunications towers to AustralianSuper for $1.9 billion. Bids for the stake in Australia Tower Network (ATN) closed earlier this week in an auction process that started back in May.
Read More »An Australian Communications and Media Authority investigation found Optus kept billing nearly a thousand customers after they'd transferred to other providers.
Read More »Optus is refunding 994 small and medium sized businesses almost $800,000 after a “billing error” caused them to continue to be charged for landline services they had churned away. The errors occurred over a 10-year period to March 2021 and were identified and “self-reported” by Optus to the Australian Communications …
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