Add to ORKGCommunications Minister Stephen Conroy has announced that the Rudd Government will soon call tenders for a national broadband network offering substantial government capital investment. The Labor Party's 'new directions for communications of March 2007' proposed 'regulatory reforms to facilitate the roll-out of a pro-competitive open access network providing equivalence of access charges, and scope to facilitate product offerings'. [Introduction
The Australian government, and opposition, are committed to facilitating high-speed broadband provis...
In common with many other governments in the world, the Australian government has recognised the imp...
Under the Australian Constitution, matters relating to communications are a national responsibility....
Labor\u27s election on Saturday night changes the telco landscape significantly - telecommunications...
This talk will outline possible outcomes of the National Broadband Tender (NBN) due to be announced ...
Australia's Senator Stephen Conroy was awarded with the OSA's 2011 Advocate of Optics on September 2...
The Australian telecommunications market has been reshaped with the introduction of the National Bro...
Soon after Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced on 7 April 2009 the Commonwealth Governmen...
Announced on 7 April, Australia's new $43 billion plan for broadband will deliver 100 Mbits/sec down...
The Australian Government has committed to build a fibre-to-the-premises network serving 90 percent ...
At last a bold initiative from Labor ? its broadband plan. With a price tag of $4.7 billion it may ...
Australia needs a fundamental re-think of its USO policy in view of the 10 years of experience with ...
The explosive growth in communications worldwide is putting enormous pressure on Telstra to fully pr...
It's been a very long time coming but it now appears that the dream of a national broadband network ...
Australia needs a fundamental re-think of its USO policy in view of the 10 years of experience with ...
The Australian government, and opposition, are committed to facilitating high-speed broadband provis...
In common with many other governments in the world, the Australian government has recognised the imp...
Under the Australian Constitution, matters relating to communications are a national responsibility....
Labor\u27s election on Saturday night changes the telco landscape significantly - telecommunications...
This talk will outline possible outcomes of the National Broadband Tender (NBN) due to be announced ...
Australia's Senator Stephen Conroy was awarded with the OSA's 2011 Advocate of Optics on September 2...
The Australian telecommunications market has been reshaped with the introduction of the National Bro...
Soon after Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced on 7 April 2009 the Commonwealth Governmen...
Announced on 7 April, Australia's new $43 billion plan for broadband will deliver 100 Mbits/sec down...
The Australian Government has committed to build a fibre-to-the-premises network serving 90 percent ...
At last a bold initiative from Labor ? its broadband plan. With a price tag of $4.7 billion it may ...
Australia needs a fundamental re-think of its USO policy in view of the 10 years of experience with ...
The explosive growth in communications worldwide is putting enormous pressure on Telstra to fully pr...
It's been a very long time coming but it now appears that the dream of a national broadband network ...
Australia needs a fundamental re-think of its USO policy in view of the 10 years of experience with ...
The Australian government, and opposition, are committed to facilitating high-speed broadband provis...
In common with many other governments in the world, the Australian government has recognised the imp...
Under the Australian Constitution, matters relating to communications are a national responsibility....