Stories by Stephanie McDonald

NBN partner Silcar has confirmed a report by the Australian Financial Review that its CEO Peter Lamell has resigned.

Telstra has signed a 12-year lease for an office building in Canberra to establish a new commercial precinct in the city.

Telstra will build and maintain new communications infrastructure for the Country Fire Authority (CFA) in Victoria and digital radio emergency services in regional areas of the state.

Paying customers at online and DVD rental company Quickflix dropped 5 per cent to 113,036 in the March quarter.

Optus business customers experienced an outage Tuesday morning following hardware issues at the telco's exchange in Ultimo, Sydney.

A recruitment firm for the National Broadband Network (NBN) said there is a shortage of cablers to connect apartments to the network.

Telstra has signed a multi-million dollar network application and services contract with Jetstar in Asia.

The National Broadband Network (NBN) has begin rolling out in Prospect, North Adelaide.

The Joint Commitee on the National Broadband Network (NBN) is likely to ask Syntheo to front up to another hearing after the construction company failed to appear before the committee on Friday, said independent MP Rob Oakeshott.

NBN Co has signed a $17.9 million contract with ISG Management to connect apartments to the National Broadband Network (NBN) in the Northern Territory and Queensland.

Visionstream and Downer have signed contracts with Chorus in New Zealand for construction of the country’s Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) network in the greater Auckland region.

A trial has been launched at the University of Melbourne’s Shepparton campus which aims to deliver dental education to regional Victoria using high-speed broadband and IPTV.

Greens ICT spokesperson Senator Scott Ludlam has condemned the Coalition’s alternative vision for the National Broadband Network.

The Coalition has announced a “vast majority” of households would access speeds up to 50Mbps for $29.5 billion under its broadband policy.

Telstra has continued to push its case for the possible introduction of new pricing structures for broadband users.