Australia - Deregulation Process 1988 - 1997

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Last updated: 23 Aug 2001 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 8

Analyst: Paul Budde

Synopsis

This report charts the history of the deregulation of telecommunications markets between 1988-1997. It notes how Telecom Australia and OTC were merged into what became known as Telstra, and how Austel was created, and Optus entered the market in 1992 as the first competitor. The 1995 introduction of the Hilmer reforms is also covered here, touted as a major move towards greater competition. The mid-1990s saw much reviewing of the legislative framework, and Austel was folded and the ACCC created with specific telecommunications powers and responsibilities. The Telecommunications Act was brought more in line with the Trade Practices Act, and dispute resolution procedures were introduced..

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