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Conroy wins gold for Wimax back-flipThe enthusiastic embrace by Communications Minister Stephen Conroy of the innovative wireless broadband network on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula ... (20-Aug) Rudd goes silent on broadband to avoid bad headlines Prime Minister Kevin Rudd never talks about Labor’s grand National Broadband Network promises anymore because he knows if he does he will only ... (7-Aug) HAS CONROY BURIED THE USO REVIEW IN HIS TOO HARD BASKETAlmost 12 months after the previous government announced a review of the telecommunications Universal Service Obligation (USO) the silence from ... (31-Jul) Broadband users dealt another blow - Another day, another new Labor deadlineBroadband users seeking higher speeds and more affordable services that better suit their communications needs have been dealt another blow today ... (18-Jul) Labor's broadband mess gets a whole lot messier The Rudd Labor Government's National Broadband Network (NBN) mess got a whole lot messier today with the box-seat proponent Telstra withdrawing from ... (17-Jul) Inquiry invites national broadband network submissions I would strongly encourage the telecommunications industry, analysts, consumer advocates, broadband users, service providers and others with views or ... (11-Jul) ABC must reinstate women's basketball coverage The Federal Opposition calls on the ABC to overturn its misguided plans to axe live Friday night coverage of Women's National Basketball League games ... (11-Jul) E - security review must tackle cyber bullying, stalking and harassmentThe Opposition welcomes the announcement of the Government's e-security review, but I was surprised and disappointed that the very real and ... (8-Jul) Conroy dials up deception in his disdain for consumers As pressure mounts on Communications Minister Stephen Conroy in relation to his inept handling of Labor’s broadband promises, he has resorted to pure ... (28-Jun) Senate inquiry into Labor's broadband fiasco A Senate Select Committee has been established to thoroughly examine Labor’s National Broadband Network (NBN) proposal amid a backdrop of broken ... (25-Jun) Fears Labor's Broadband Plan Will Mean Higher Prices And Less Choice For ConsumersThere are legitimate fears that consumers across Australia will be forced to pay substantially higher prices for broadband services under the Rudd ... (22-Jun) Labor backdown from communications fund raid The Rudd Labor Government has quietly retreated from its reckless and shameless plan to raid the $2 billion Communications Fund, with the withdrawal ... (17-Jun) |
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