ABS shifts to telling statistical stories
The ABS has outlined a move to visual statistics in the hope of communicating with the Australian public more effectively.
Investors hang up on Telstra
TELSTRA has downgraded guidance for the fourth time in a year, sending shares tumbling as the company said it was losing too many customers.
Business leaders slam Abbott broadband plan
THE Coalition's wireless broadband proposal has been savaged by captains of industry, including Bank of Queensland CEO David Liddy.
Telstra tumbles 9pc on profit warning
TELSTRA shares were hammered today, falling as much as 9 per cent after the phone giant warned underlying earnings would fall in 2010-11.
Cyber sphere’s verdict: Abbott.com clueless
Tony Abbott says he's "no Bill Gates" and he proved it again last night in a "town hall" session at Rooty Hill RSL, causing some online ridicule.
Fisher goes home to work for her mum
JODIE Fisher, the woman at the centre of the Hewlett-Packard scandal, has traded Hollywood for a staffing agency run by her mother.
‘Turbo’ NBN to cost taxpayers no more
LABOR has told taxpayers they will pay no more for a national broadband network able to provide speeds 10 times faster than originally envisaged.
Observing Ramadan? There’s an app for that
The most ancient traditions of Islam are going high-tech, with a slew of modern offerings for those observing the holy month of Ramadan, which begins this week.
Telstra profit falls in tough market
TELSTRA posted a 4.7 per cent fall in full-year net profit today as it battled declining fixed-line revenues and tough mobile competition.
Optus bites deeper into Telstra
OPTUS has posted its strongest earnings growth in five years, buoyed by seven straight quarters of double-digit mobile revenue growth.