Australia news live: Telstra says Australians can now ‘feel confident’ calling triple zero; Hanson records podcast with Tommy Robinson
16.20 EDT‘Secondary issue’ affecting Telstra triple zero calls following outageJosh TaylorLate last night, Telstra confirmed a secondary issue flowing on from yesterday’s widespread national mobile outage. The company made over 300 welfare checks to people who attempted to dial triple zero during yesterday’s outage.
- ▪16.20 EDT‘Secondary issue’ affecting Telstra triple zero calls following outageJosh TaylorLate last night, Telstra confirmed a secondary issue flowing on from yesterday’s widespread national mobile outage.
- ▪The company made over 300 welfare checks to people who attempted to dial triple zero during yesterday’s outage.
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16.20 EDT‘Secondary issue’ affecting Telstra triple zero calls following outageJosh TaylorLate last night, Telstra confirmed a secondary issue flowing on from yesterday’s widespread national mobile outage. They say the new issue is “impacting some calls including Triple Zero”.Telstra said when some customers were calling triple zero, they would receive an error message and the phone will try to connect to an alternative network.The company said customers should wait for the phone to connect to another network, or use a different phone to make the call. double quotation markWe’re working urgently to resolve this issue. The company made over 300 welfare checks to people who attempted to dial triple zero during yesterday’s outage.
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