Telstra CFO Michael Ackland fronted media while Jacinta Allan demanded the company pay compensation for the service outage.
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Updated Jul 14
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What happened
Telstra CFO Michael Ackland fronted media while Jacinta Allan demanded the company pay compensation for the service outage.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Telstra executives Michael Ackland and Vicki Brady were involved in the company's response to a major service outage.Sub-event
Allan demanded compensation from Telstra following the major service outage.1 source
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A major service outage has occurred, exposing industry vulnerabilities and disrupting regional services in New South Wales, affecting both Telstra and Optus.Also in this story
- The Federal government announced on August 1st that it would share the costs of a bailout package for Telstra.
- Telstra service failures led to complaints filed with the Telecommunications Ombudsman.
- The Telstra service outage impacted Sydney-Melbourne transport and businesses, leading to political calls for network redundancies.
- A major Telstra service outage occurred around July 1st, leading to serious consequences, including a death reported by Liddle's office. Optus and TPG were utilized as fallback networks for Telstra calls.
The entities involved
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Telstra
telecommunications company predominantly serving Australian customers
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Michael Ackland
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Jacinta Allan
Premier of Victoria since 2023