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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Antoun Issa

Afternoon Update: Optus to face Senate inquiry and government review; US strikes Iran-linked site in Syria; and Hollywood actors reach deal

An illuminated sign is displayed in the window of an outlet for the Australian communications company Optus
Following a nationwide outage of services for up to 14 hours, Optus will be facing a Senate inquiry where measures to ensure reliable coverage will be looked at. Photograph: David Gray/AFP/Getty Images

Good afternoon. Optus is facing a Senate inquiry, a separate government review as well as calls for compensation after yesterday’s 14-hour outage.

The inquiry will centre around Optus’s handling of the incident, how it will compensate its customers and what the federal government can do to ensure reliable coverage.

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