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Oct 28, 2026

MattAUDIENCE
21:34
Matt, I've got a very special phone number that rings true to probably a lot of Aussies' hearts.
MattAUDIENCE
21:38
It's the old Telstra talking clock.
MattAUDIENCE
21:40
The number was 1194.
MattAUDIENCE
21:41
Yeah.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
23:23
It was my across-the-road neighbour because we didn't have a landline.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
23:28
And my dad worked for Telecom.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
23:30
Back then it was Telecom, it's now Telstra.
speaker_10AUDIENCE
23:32
And he was too tight to get a landline, so we used our across-the-road neighbor.
Mark BourisHOST
18:11
And it really depends on which sector of the economy you're talking about.
Mark BourisHOST
18:15
It even links back to privatization, that privatization of Telstra, Qantas, Commonwealth Bank.
Mark BourisHOST
18:20
CBA.
Mark BourisHOST
18:20
Yeah.
BarraGUEST
1:30
That's the other thing.
BarraGUEST
1:32
I'm going to go into Telstra.
BarraGUEST
1:33
Do they still have Telstra? Apple.
BarraGUEST
1:35
Apple.
BarraGUEST
1:35
I'm going to go into Apple.
RussellHOST
1:36
I do believe Telstra still...
BarraGUEST
1:39
We'll connect you.
BarraGUEST
1:39
...goes around and do that because...
Sophie JohnsonCORRESPONDENT
23:00
The main telecommunication providers are trying to help boost network resilience this season.
Sophie JohnsonCORRESPONDENT
23:06
Telstra's Northern Queensland Regional General Manager, Rachel Cliff, says the company has joined forces with Optus and Vodafone to enable temporary disaster roaming.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:17
So say in a disaster event, not all of our mobile network carriers are working.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:22
So say in the case of in this scenario, Telstra is still working, but Optus is not working during a disaster event.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:31
We can now switch on this temporary disaster roaming where, if possible, and it's safe to do so, those Optus customers that may have been impacted and lost coverage can temporarily roam onto our Telstra network.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:44
This is vice versa.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:45
If our network was unavailable and Optus was still up and running, we can do this and same with Vodafone.
Rachel CliffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:51
So that's a new capability.
PamelaAUDIENCE
8:05
I do, don't I? But I wondered about data roaming.
PamelaAUDIENCE
8:08
I've been told from Telstra it's going to cost me $10 a day for international roaming, which is for two phones, that's going to be around about $1,000.
PamelaAUDIENCE
8:17
which I thought was a fair bit.
PamelaAUDIENCE
8:19
Is that not a fair bit? Is that normal? Is there any other way I can do
Richard PascoeGUEST
8:59
So everywhere you've got Wi-Fi and that, they should be able to just ring you, turn all the roaming and everything off.
Richard PascoeGUEST
9:06
And I would basically go along and say to your husband, turn everything of yours off.
Richard PascoeGUEST
9:12
You can use the SIM card on there, or you might even go along and redirect your Telstra number to that eSIM number that you'll get.
PamelaAUDIENCE
9:21
I'll redirect it.
Cal TwomeyHOST
29:38
We'll have to work through the phantom draft.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:40
All right, let's get to our Telstra AFL player tracker.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:43
And this week it revolves around Dougie Cochran.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:47
So I want to go back to this tweet from you.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:01
Massive episode.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:02
Big thanks to you, Kel.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:03
Big thanks to Telstra.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:04
Big thanks to everyone for watching at home as well.
Cal TwomeyHOST
29:38
We'll have to work through the phantom draft.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:40
All right, let's get to our Telstra AFL player tracker.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:43
And this week it revolves around Dougie Cochran.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
29:47
So I want to go back to this tweet from you.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:01
Massive episode.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:02
Big thanks to you, Kel.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:03
Big thanks to Telstra.
Riley BeveridgeHOST
33:04
Big thanks to everyone for watching at home as well.
Anika WellsGUEST
6:59
Well, I have the interim report from the Triple Zero custodian.
Anika WellsGUEST
7:05
And I think that's in response to the adages we've had in Telstra and Optus.
Anika WellsGUEST
7:10
Your listeners will remember we want to look at a more holistic approach to triple zero, make sure it's forward facing and meets modern requirements.
Anika WellsGUEST
7:17
Something you're talking about there is exactly that.
Zac KellyGUEST
37:31
There'll be other startups that are going at the same time.
Justin MeltonHOST
37:35
I think the people side, it's really important because, yeah, I've worked for 20 years at Telstra.
Justin MeltonHOST
37:40
You know, I worked at NBN.
Justin MeltonHOST
37:41
I worked at another large organisation in the earth moving equipment space, which had about a thousand people.
Omar HassanHOST
28:35
Money just flows around.
Omar HassanHOST
28:36
And so this article was talking about how like you would have to sell like TPG, broadband, Telstra, like they'd have to be fire sales of like 5, 10, 15, 20% of all these things, which would be absolutely disastrous.
Omar HassanHOST
28:48
So she's rewriting that now to be more business friendly.
Omar HassanHOST
28:51
And basically all of her policies are up for grabs because really what she cares about is making business happy.

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