The Latest Breaking News from Telstra

Australian corporate governance has become too bureaucratic, Telstra chairman John Mullen has told shareholders in his final address before retiring.

Australians have made their anger known, lodging more than one million complaints to their internet, mobile and phone providers in the last financial year.

The mining billionaire’s lawyers argued to keep his name out of the spotlight but a Federal Court judge ruled no.

Australia has tracked hundreds of Chinese satellites monitoring the Talisman Sabre and Malabar war games over northern Australia and Sydney Harbour, and vapers used templates provided by the tobacco and vaping industry in submissions to the government’s vaping reforms consultations.

CEO says price rises in mobile plans would not contribute to inflation and were necessary to deliver a ‘high quality experience’

What does the future have in store for Canberra's landmark tower?

Customers warned to be vigilant of messages stating their rewards are expiring as pressure builds for banks to offer compensation

Telstra says it is eliminating some roles and adding others for a net reduction of 472 jobs in a bid to remain competitive.

Agreement is the first in the world between a telco and Starlink, with rural and remote mobile service customers set to benefit