Telstra Corp. Ltd., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, along with its subsidiary, Telstra New Zealand,

March 1, 1998

Telstra Corp. Ltd., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, along with its subsidiary, Telstra New Zealand, is planning a new trans-Tasman fiber-optic submarine cable expected to be ready for service by mid-1999. The proposed new cable, called Tasman 3, would link Sydney, Australia and Auckland, New Zealand, and have a capacity of 40 Gbits/sec. Company officials declare that growth in trans-Tasman telecommunications traffic and the need for redundant capacity should the existing Tasman 2 cable fail have created the need for a new cable by 2000.

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