EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Optus has unveiled its revamped fixed broadband and Yes Fusion bundles, confirming that details leaked to the Whirlpool forum last month were completely genuine.

In other news, ex-EDS executive Don Easter has been tasked with helping local SMBs win public sector contracts in his new role as the Government's IT Supplier Advocate.

-- Liz Tay

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