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Residential infrastructure, Internet Service Provider and mobile virtual network operator Swoop has announced a 14 percent increase in revenue year-on-year to $88.9 million and an underlying EBITDA of $16.4 million - up 6.4 percent year-on-year within its core-business.

Mobile virtual network operator and Internet provider Mate wants to be your best mate with a high value mobile plan, using the Telstra network, with great inclusions and low prices that will surely be very tempting to a lot of smartphone users.

Shareholders of amaysim have given the green light for the company to be taken over by Optus, a deal that was announced in November last year.

Mobile virtual network operator amaysim has reported a return to profit in the second half of the 2019-20 year, with the company reporting $3.7 million net profit after tax, compared to a loss of $4.8 million in the corresponding period a year ago.

Mobile virtual network operator amaysim has reported a return to profit in the second half of the 2019-20 year, with the company reporting $3.7 million net profit after tax, compared to a loss of $4.8 million in the corresponding period a year ago.

In the circle of life, your uncle murders your father but you end up beating the hyenas, becoming King and getting the girl anyway, but what does that have to do with your phone bill?

If you want more byte for your buck, then ALDImobile is hoping to tempt you into switching across to its Telstra-powered network.

As of today, Amaysim's 28-day $50 pre-paid plan offers a whopping 40GB data and unlimited calls and text in Australia, with unlimited calls to 10 countries, while the $40 plan now offers 20GB and the $30 plan gets you 10GB.

A new hope for even more data from pre-paid providers not yet offering unlimited plans has emerged from the Kogan Mobile empire, striking back at competitors with boosted data bundles.

The latest deal seeking to convince you to churn over to Catch Connect has arrived, offering all 30-day pre-paid mobile plans for just 99c.

Catch Connect has taken a leaf out of Kogan's marketing playbook with "an incredible money-saving deal" where "all 30-day pre-paid mobile plans are available for only $1 for a limited time".

Ruslan Kogan and Vodafone are making an announcement at 11am today, dubbed to ‘significantly benefit Australian consumers.’

What a yatangled web Yatango weaves with its $23.90 unlimited voice and SMS plan, while three other plans get an always welcomed data boost.

A new MVNO has launched in Australia, claiming to be the ‘first Social Mobile Network’ that puts members first with a range of simple and transparent plans.

Australia already has a strong MVNO market, dominated by Amaysim with challengers like Boost nipping at its heels, but is Project Fi the great MVNO shark?

Reader’s Digest has entered the awards business with its inaugural Quality Service Awards, with 1500 Aussies voting Amaysim the top Quality Service spot.

Amaysim might be the best Optus-based MVNO, but is the best Telstra-based MVNO Boost with its latest 3GB offer and free 1GB Sundays bonus?

4G: Goodness gracious galloping gigabytes on Amaysim’s new 4G plans, per KB usage, a new 6GB plan option, the full Optus 4G Plus network and more.