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The case for teleworking: plus Top 5 work-at-home productivity tips
Working at home is often dreamed of by jealous office colleagues, but there are real reasons why it's the way forward for progressive workplaces.
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How to set up the perfect teleworking environment
Teleworking (aka working from home) is increasing fast as new technology and communications make it possible. Here's how to make the most of it.
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Optus makes femtocell push with 3G Home Zone to 'unshackle' your landline
Sick of line rental and mobile dropouts? Optus's new 3G Home Zone puts a broadband-powered mini base station in your living room, in a bid to lure users away from Telstra.
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NBN deal may cause Telstra losses: analyst
Telstra's $11bn cash influx from the NBN deal might not be enough to stem the losses of customers flowing to other networks, one industry analyst says.
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Unions, iiNet welcome Telstra/NBN deal
Two major unions, as well as the third-largest ISP, iiNet, have welcomed the deal to sell access to Telstra's infrastructure to the NBN.
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Telstra has finally sealed its doom
opinion | It may be good for Australia, but Telstra's management will come to regret doing the deal with the NBN as its most disastrous decision ever.
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Telstra does $11billion deal for NBN access
Telstra will shut down its phone network, as well as its HFC cable broadband service in an $11billion deal with the government's fibre-to-the-home NBN company.
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Reform still needed despite Telstra deal, says Optus
Optus says the deal between Telstra and the NBN is good, but not that good.
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Telstra/NBN deal rectifies privatisation mistake: Greens
Today's deal between Telstra and the NBN Co may reverse some of the damage done to the Australian telco industry when the Howard government privatised Telstra, say the Greens.
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Telstra, VHA confirm iPhone 4 launch
Mobile telcos Telstra and VHA today confirmed they will launch Apple’s new iPhone when the device hits Australia in July, but Optus has not yet flagged its plans.
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Simon Hackett reviews the iPad
IN DEPTH | Internode CEO and supergeek Simon Hackett has reviewed his Apple iPad in this special guest review.
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ACCC takes Optus to court over misleading advertising
Australia's competition regulator has taken Optus to court for playing fast and loose with the word "unlimited" in plans which do have usage limits -- after it was warned not to.
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Skype adds monthly subscription plans
One hour of Skype calls to landline and mobile numbers starts at $1.50 per month, depending on which countries you need to call...
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Telstra faces system problem with new mobile plans
About those great new cap plans with Telstra... yeah, you can't switch to them if you're a long-standing existing customer. For a while, anyway.
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Has Apple screwed the Aussie telcos with the iPad?
It's hard to believe that Australia's mobile telcos would not be falling over themselves in naked lust to sell the iPad when it launches in Australia on 28 May. So what's going on?
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