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Tag: telecommunications
RAPAD to deliver WiFi to outback councils
The Outback Telegraph proposes to switch on public Wi-Fi in many of Queensland’s remote areas.
Big telcos challenge government oversight
Telstra, Optus and Vodafone call for self-regulation
New NBN tax slammed by urban developers
Turnbull argues competition on prices needed.
Radio resurgence dials into Telstra’s badlands
Digital radio providers are sending a strong signal to critical infrastructure providers where Telstra’s signal is weak.
Regulators investigate debt collection industry
Consumers warned about dodgy debt collectors.
Mobile Black Spots fix gets poor reception from Labor
New base stations won’t eliminate poor mobile coverage.
Councils dial-up heat over mobile blackspots funding
Warning not to sideline remote communities
Copper, loopholes and probes dominate Coalition’s cut-down NBN launch
By Julian Bajkowski The Coalition has gambled large on reviving Australia’s ageing copper telecommunications network to supply broadband download speeds of between 25 megabits per second and 100 megabits per…
NBN demolition fuse reignites
By Julian Bajkowski The already bitter war of words over the progress of the rollout of the National Broadband Network has intensified after federal Communications Minister Stephen Conroy pounced on…
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