EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Optus has flagged a two-year, $25 million expansion of its mobile network in Tasmania.

For those mobile subscribers wishing to connect while they travel, however, Optus doesn't appear to offer the best value.

-- Brett Winterford

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