EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

After revelations yesterday of Greg Winn's IT transformation 'handshake', we explore Telstra's results in a lot more detail.

Of particular interest was the only business unit decline being in the Wholesale division. One wonders if the slew of deals they're inking now is an attempt to put that business back in profitability.

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