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The telecommunications industry has launched the “Love Is” Tech Abuse Awareness campaign, an initiative, led by Telco Together Foundation in collaboration with its member organisations and eSafety.

Telecom service providers Tangerine Telecom and sister company More have launched the eero 6+, a new Wi-Fi 6 enabled device that offers “fast internet speeds, quick set up and seamless home networking”.

MVNO Tangerine now offers a 5G mobile broadband plan.

Telecom service provider Tangerine Telecom is offering a new mobile 4G and 5G mobile two-month free plans for its customers until 1 May 2023.

National NBN provider, Tangerine, has been ranked in the 2022 Financial Times and Nikkei Asia High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific list for the second year in a row.

The Australian Financial Review’s Fast 100 has ranked telecommunications service provider Tangerine Telecom as the third fastest growing company in the country.

Telco providers Tangerine Telecom, amaysim, and tech giant Apple earned top recognition at this year’s 2021 WhistleOut Awards.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has taken a 25% stake in two retail service providers that resell NBN services and says it will offer discounted plans to its customers through these two companies.

Tangerine Telecom has won the Mozo Experts Choice NBN Provider of the Year for 2021 and scooped another three awards for the best Standard NBN 25 Plan, best Standard Plus NBN 50 Plan and the Fast NBN award for their 100 Plan.

South Melbourne-based national broadband network retailer Tangerine Telecom has been ranked the country's eighth fastest growing firm in the 2021 Financial Times and Nikkei Asia high-growth companies Asia-Pacific list.

Tangerine Telecom says Mesh Wi-Fi routers are the "new normal" for Aussie households serious about their Wi-Fi range and quality, and as a mesh wi-fi router user myself, I'd have to agree!

Privately Australian owned RSP Tangerine Telecom is offering an additional discount for six months to new customers signing up for some of its NBN plans during February.

If you want to save a whopping $50 per month on Telstra's XL plan, which delivers 180GB per month and which normally costs $115 per month, then sign up this plan over 12 months and you'll pay just $65 per month!

It's no tangerine dream but the rose coloured reality of a 4G wireless broadband plan with a 1000GB data plan for less than $100 per month.

Small South Melbourne-based NBN provider, Tangerine Telecom, has opened 2020 with a new offering for telecommunications consumers, delivering what it claims is Australia’s most competitively priced 25/5 unlimited NBN plan costing $49.90 per month - but just for the first six months of the plan.

Dedicated NBN voice and data provider to small and medium businesses More Telecom has signed a $20 million two-year contract with Australia's fourth largest telecommunications company Vocus for the supply of NBN products and services.

South Melbourne-based NBN provider Tangerine Telecom is claiming to offer the cheapest 100/40 plan, offering a price of $69.90 for the first six months. The ISP has now said that this plan includes unlimited data.

Small South Melbourne-based NBN provider, Tangerine Telecom, is claiming it is the first telco to offer discounted new development fees for NBN connections which reduces costs for new homeowners.