Policy
As debate over the best NBN proposal rages, a new Victorian education project will deliver dental education using NBN technology.
Will the Coalition’s NBN be better for the bush?
By Graeme Philipson
Independent MP Tony Windsor has questioned whether the Coalition’s NBN policy will provide better services for rural Australia. He is unimpressed with Opposition assurances.
In a wide-ranging address at a Sydney conference Malcolm Turnbull has insisted that FTTN and copper cabling can deliver sufficient broadband speeds.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released a free online education program for small businesses designed to help SMBs learn about their rights and obligations under Australian competition and consumer laws.
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and Internet Industry Association (IIA) today both welcomed the release of the Coalition’s NBN policy, in an early vote of confidence for the alternative plan.
Opposition Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has launched the Coalition's broadband policy.
The South Australian Government is again asking for public and ICT industry input to its SA Connected position paper which it says is already provoking creative and innovative ideas. The paper will be used to shape the government’s future use of ICT services.
Communications Minister and NBN champion Stephen Conroy has rebutted Coalition claims that the real cost of building the NBN is set to blow out to $94 billion.
The Federal Opposition says it will soon announce its new NBN policy. But in the meantime it has leaked many of the details to sympathetic media.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has directed Telstra to change two measures that will support the migration to the NBN.
