Telstra outages and service status in Taralga, New South Wales
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Buchanan27 (@Buchanan272) reported@madwixxy Shes a very stupid woman. No thought of other peoples needs. She was probably trying to get damaging evidence against Telstra
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Mr.MojoRisn (@Totally4yeah) reported@AlastairClimate @PaulBongiorno Telstra (not Tesla, genius) was privatised by Howard, but Albanese’s Labor government directly contracts Telstra as the Emergency Call Person for Triple Zero. That’s why ACMA and the new Triple Zero Custodian are investigating, and why Labor can slap them with up to $30 million in fines. This wasn’t some 1990s relic. A software defect triggered a nationwide meltdown on 8 July 2026: 600+ Triple Zero calls failed, V/Line trains halted, payments and services crashed, hundreds needed welfare checks, and police are investigating a death potentially linked to it. Telstra itself admitted a secondary Triple Zero fault the next day. Your desperate “privatised decades ago, not our problem” line is pure hack deflection. The federal government has statutory oversight, regulatory power, and contractual responsibility for critical emergency infrastructure right now under Labor. Stop peddling ABC-grade spin for a clapped-out regime that can’t even keep Triple Zero working. Crawl back to your echo chamber.
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john ****** smith (@jfsmithcnt) reported@BigDog_USA @Telstra You must be deaf and blind. It was a massive outrage when Optus went down too. Not everything is about an agenda **** head.
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Pacific Jay (@PacificJay19) reported@Telstra If she was sorry she would resign She’s not sorry Telstra continue to be the worst telco this country has
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Driver_x_oz (@driver_x_oz) reported@Anneeokeefe Really? So you have no idea how this works? Yes Telstra designs a solution to a design brief or tender. Yes it should provide a resilient solution but the ultimate responsibility lies with VicTrack as they accepted the system. And yes they should have foreseen and tested for this
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Driver_x_oz (@driver_x_oz) reported@Anneeokeefe Hardly it’s that Telstra and VicTrack completely screwed up the communications network resilience and redundancy. If they had done their jobs properly this wouldn’t have happened.
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Mr.MojoRisn (@Totally4yeah) reported@WInsufficientia Telstra may be a private corp, but Albanese’s Labor government literally contracts Telstra to run Triple Zero — the federal emergency call service. That’s why ACMA and the Triple Zero Custodian are investigating right now, and why Labor can hit them with up to $30 million in fines. Your history lesson is sloppy: partial sales started under Hawke/Keating Labor, final tranches under Howard. But that was 20 years ago. Albanese has been “fixing the LNP/PHON mess” since 2022 — and the result under his watch is a software bug that wiped out 600+ Triple Zero calls, stopped trains, triggered hundreds of welfare checks, and may have killed someone. Blaming 1997–2006 ghosts while your government fails to enforce basic oversight on critical infrastructure today is pure deflection. Stop whitewashing another Labor failure, puppet.
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Captain Obvious (@uptothegame) reported@Telstra What a complete load of ****. No compensation. Just words. What a disgrace. You don’t care.
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nole_skum (@nole_skum_inaug) reported@Telstra How about getting a decent CEO that can see you through this **** and not a useless DEI hire?
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***** Fitch (@FannyFitch) reported@blakandblack yep, they use lazy, lazy scapegoating. here and now example : while tech experts trace the Telstra outage to internal hardware and software issues, Barnaby baselessly blames China for foreign interference. Cheap scapegoating, dog whistling their base, rather than real solutions.