TPG is ditching Optus and moving to Vodafone, under a wide-reaching new agreement between the two heavy hitting telcos.
Fetch TV is no longer an option available to bundle for customers of the iiNet group of ISPs, following an abrupt decision attributed to new leadership at TPG.
iiNet's board of directors has unanimously voted to accept a $1.4 billion offer from TPG, which would give TPG a 100% stake in the company.
As Foxtel prepares to launch its own broadband service, Aussie ISP makes plan to attack Foxtel with a competitor streaming TV service.
After it looked like TPG was slowly withdrawing from the Aussie mobile space, the telco makes a comeback with four new plans.
TPG has changed its mobile plans again, this time increasing the price but reducing the included value.
TPG has removed all but one of its sim-only mobile plans, leaving its $17.99 option as a one-size-fits-all for mobile customers. The Aussie ISP previously had four options available, including a cheap $9.99 option and a $45 plan which included 5GB data and $3000 worth of calls.
TPG, the broadband and telco service provider was today fined $2M for misleading consumers about the total cost of the Unlimited ADSL2+ package. TPG have spent far more on marketing the service than the fine is worth so it is not a huge hit to them but it is a significant marketing ruling.