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The offices of Paul Fletcher Minister for Communications Urban Infrastructure Cities and the Arts and Simon Birmingham Minister for Finance, announced that the Morrison Government has appointed current NBN Co Board member Ms Kate McKenzie to the role of Chair, and Ms Nerida Caesar as Non-Executive Director to the Board for a term of three years, effective 1 January 2022.

As Australians continue to make do with a half-baked broadband service, New Zealand has indicated that it would be reducing prices for its ultra-fast broadband services as it announced that half a million had taken up the service.

The top three IT roles at Telstra have now fallen vacant with the resignation of chief information security officer Mike Burgess today.

Telstra chief operations officer Kate McKenzie is leaving the telco after 12-years in the job and in the wake of a raft of network outages which have plagued the company this year.

Telstra’s COO, Kate McKenzie, publicly apologised (again) for yet another Telstra outage, but its customers think the $25 compensation offered is churlishly cheap.

Following the infamous ‘recent network disruptions’ Telstra and its customers have suffered, COO Kate McKenzie has announced $50 million to implement the network review recommendations.

At a major comms conference in Sydney, Telstra’s Chief Operations Officer Kate McKenzie outlined the company’s recent mobile network challenges and the steps being taken to ‘minimise the chance of similar issues happening again.’

Telstra had its ‘annus horribilis’ all in one-day yesterday when human error caused massive disruption to mobile phone voice and data users Australia-wide.