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David Braue

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I put the right words in the right order. Tech journo (bit.ly/3nL36wU). Aesthete. Pedant. Loves photography, films, music, guitar, drones. Known to rant.
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Telstra dealing with ‘secondary issue’ as outage effects continue

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By David Braue Verified, Tom Williams
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
Recriminations are flying as the effects of Telstra’s major network outage continue to be felt across the country – with Victorian trains still cancelled, 639 Triple Zero calls that failed to connect, and Telstra still investigating a “secondary issue” affecting service restoration.
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JustAnswer fined $10m as subscription traps banned

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By David Braue Verified
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
Just days after Parliament voted to ban subscription traps, online advice service JustAnswer has been ordered to pay $10 million in penalties and refund customers for systematically offering cheap introductory prices, then tricking them into expensive ongoing memberships.
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Telstra suffers major mobile outage

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By David Braue Verified
| Information Age (ACS) Verified
Australia’s largest telco Telstra has suffered a major service disruption that has stopped trains, blocked payments and left customers around the country without mobile phone service. Telstra chief financial officer Michael Ackland fronted media this morning to apologise for the “big disruption” caused by the "network challenge", adding there was “nothing to indicate malicious activity” as the cause.
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