Australia - Regulatory - Analysis of June 2003 developments

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Last updated: 11 Jul 2003 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 9

Analyst: Peter Evans

Synopsis

A number of important regulatory and government policy developments took place within a few days of each during the month of June 2003. I have put these developments into perspective, with reference also to analyses that deal more comprehensively with the key issues. They include the privatisation of Telstra, future proofing of the network, new access prices and Telstra’s dominance in the telecoms/cable TV infrastructure market. At the end of the report is an overview of the various new government policies.

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