Submit your comment Australia's parliament is set to reject a plan to split phone giant Telstra, opposition lawmakers said, in a setback for a $37 billion (R278 billion) government programme to build a super broadband network spanning the nation. The legislation, due in the Senate next month, aims to force the former state-owned monopoly to separate its retail and cable network arms, and commit vital cable assets to the plan to push super-fast fibre-optics into almost every home....
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