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Competition & Consumer Protection 2018-02-27 10:35 am By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne
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A bill introduced this week seeks to crack down on misleading ads by broadband providers, a practice that recently landed broadband providers Telstra and Optus in hot water with Australia’s consumer regulator.

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