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Three people dead after Optus network upgrade sparked triple-zero call failure

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Three people dead after Optus network upgrade sparked triple-zero call failure

Jeanice Redner 20/09/2025 20:23

Two of the deceased were from South Australia and one from Western Australia, Optus CEO Stephen Rue said…

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Two of the deceased were from South Australia and one from Western Australia, Optus CEO Stephen Rue said…
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