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Topic: telecommunications

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Wednesday, 7/8, 10:44 AM

Telstra Outage Disrupts Trains and Some Emergency Calls Across Australia

  • A network failure at Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, disrupted mobile services, halted regional trains and left some customers unable to reach the triple-zero emergency line on Wednesday.
  • Telstra blamed a timing fault in its network and said there was no sign of a cyberattack; a regulator has ordered an investigation.

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