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Senate inquiry reveals Optus left Government in the dark for hours about triple zero outage

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The chair of embattled telco, Optus, has vowed there will be repercussions from September's triple-zero outage that's linked to three deaths. A Senate Inquiry has heard Optus kept the government in the dark for hours.
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