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Australia news live: Telstra CEO to face parliamentary inquiry over mobile outage

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Australia news live: Telstra CEO to face parliamentary inquiry over mobile outage
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Telstra executives are set to face a parliamentary inquiry following a major nationwide outage that disrupted emergency services and critical infrastructure. Lawmakers are criticizing the company for prioritizing profits over public safety and are demanding better consumer protections.

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The inquiry highlights growing government scrutiny over the reliability of essential telecommunications infrastructure and corporate accountability.

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Telstra’s bosses are set to be grilled over a nationwide outage that affected triple zero calls and businesses, disrupted payment systems and stopped trains in two states.

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The article reports on a parliamentary inquiry and includes quotes from opposition politicians, maintaining a balanced reporting style on a public interest issue.

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