The Australian consumer watchdog is examining allegations made by Vodafone owner TPG that Telstra “distorted” the market by overstating its mobile coverage by about one million square kilometres.

Australian operator Telstra fought back against allegations by TPG Telecom it made misleading claims about its mobile coverage for years, though acknowledged its calculation includes the use of ...

TPG Telecom, the parent company of Vodafone Australia, has this week claimed that rival carrier Telstra has misled consumers over its network coverage. In a statement, TPG alleges Telstra has misled ...

Former chair of the ACCC Allan Fels says it “looks like” Telstra is guilty of overstating the extent of their coverage. Vodafone has referred to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission that ...

Telstra has illegally gained a market advantage by systemically overstating the coverage of its mobile network for over 15 years, rival TPG Telecom has alleged as it airs the results of an analysis ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Big Telstra shareholders want to see evidence the telecommunications group, which has been raising prices on mobile phone plans ...

Vodafone alleges rival Telstra misled customers about the extent of its mobile coverage and is calling on the ACCC to investigate. Photo shows New Year's Weather: Dark grey storm clouds over a ...

Vodafone is calling for the ACCC to investigate its rival Telstra after claiming the telco giant has been misleading its customers for more than a decade. Vodafone’s owner TPG Telecom has ...

Vodafone has directed explosive allegations against Telstra saying the telco has been misleading customers for more than 15 years about its coverage claims and has called for a regulatory ...

In allegations from rival telco Vodafone, Telstra is accused of “dramatically” overstating its reach by as much as 40 per cent for more than a decade. Vodafone and parent company TPG Telecom said ...

Vodafone has called for the ACCC to investigate Telstra for "misleading customers" over the extent of its mobile network coverage, which it says has resulted in an unfair market advantage.