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The latest step into telco services taken by Kogan.com is its low-cost NBN service which has been launched today in collaboration with Vodafone Hutchison Australia.

The Federal Court has rejected Vodafone Hutchison Australia's application to review the conduct of the competition watchdog in holding a public inquiry and making a draft decision not to declare mobile roaming.

Presumably in the hope that the regions will go all the way with VHA, the company has delivered expanded 4G coverage in Westdale in Kootingal as part of a $5.3 investment to build 15 new sites in New England this year.

In the wake of its legal action against the ACCC in support of a domestic roaming declaration, Vodafone Hutchison Australia has issued a call for its mobile users in regional Australia to lobby their local federal government MP.

Vodafone continues to invest heavily in its mobile network in regional Australia, particularly in blackspot areas with limited or no network coverage, in response to what it says is growing demand for advanced mobile devices and services in regional areas.

Vodafone Australia is trying hard. It has announced a new business product, Vodafone Red Business Grow, based on its successful Red consumer plans.

Vodafone Australia and music streaming site Spotify have announced a deal that will give Vodafone customers access to Spotify music.

Vodafone Hutchison Australia has appointed veteran journalist Anthony Flannery as head of corporate media relations in Australia.

Vodafone Hutchinson Australia (VHA) lost another 44,000 customers last quarter. The best that can be said is that the rate of decline has slowed – sort of.

Staff in Vodafone’s Sydney office have been told there is to be a staff announcement this week. We thought it might be bad news. Vodafone says not.

Australia’s number three telco Vodafone, which has been bleeding money for years, has announced that it will fire staff, cut costs, and restructure its operations.

Even Australians with no particular interest in cycling seem drawn to the Tour de France, and Vodafone Hutchinson Australia is tapping this interest by delivering "exclusive" content.

New voice contracts on 3 will include free access to major social networking sites.