Posts tagged "tpg"

Australians could be charged more for their mobile internet if a proposed partnership between Telstra and TPG is approved by the consumer watchdog.

Big companies love less competition because it gives you more pricing power. Big unions play exactly the same game, leaving many suppliers by the wayside.

Boost Mobile's founder Peter Adderton says its time for other telcos to “shut up and listen” to what customers have to say.

MyRepublic have been fined for running misleading online advertisements with insufficient fine-print disclaimers for a five-month period.

Small businesses are warned to get across their obligations when managing customer databases and sending email communications, after interne…

More small businesses have complained to the telecommunications ombudsman about their phone and internet connections over the past year than…

Telecommunications giant TPG is set to invest $1.9 billion into the Australian mobile phone market, announcing it will build its own 4G mobi…

  David Buckingham, the chief executive of iiNet, has reportedly departed the company within days of the broadband provider being taken ove…

The competition watchdog will allow TGP to acquire iiNet even though the two companies are among the largest suppliers of fixed broadband in…

  After months of speculation and a bidding war with a fellow telco, TPG has been given the green light to acquire iiNet from the smaller i…

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is calling for further information about TPG’s proposed acquisition of iiNet, amid conc…

TPG has been given a deadline of end of Western Australian business hours on Tuesday to counter M2 Group’s $1.6 billion bid for iiNet. TPG…