Author: Adrianne Saplagio

Faster and more reliable connections: NBN Co’s HFC network hits 8.7 Gbps

NBN Co is investing in network upgrades to deliver faster and more reliable nbn connections. In a live field trial, the company demonstrated wholesale multi-gigabit...

Shaping the future of Australian television: ACMA supports public feedback on Free TV code

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has welcomed Free TV Australia’s public consultation on its draft code of practice. Once registered by the ACMA,...

Keeping the NBN public: A commitment to Australian consumers

The Albanese Government is introducing legislation to keep the National Broadband Network (NBN) under public ownership. The Government committed at the election to deliver accessible...

Albanese Government opens Project Noticeboard for mobile network upgrades

The Albanese Government has introduced a Project Noticeboard to help communities identify potential projects or locations for funding under Round 3 of the Mobile Network...

Addressing mobile reception issues in high-risk disaster areas across Australia

The Albanese Government is providing $40.9 million to improve mobile coverage for communities on the outskirts of major urban and regional cities. These areas are...

Australian telco complaints down, but resolution delays rise

Recent figures from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) reveal that while Australian telecommunications providers received fewer complaints in the 2023–24 financial year, the...

Perception of corruption calls for improved transparency in Victoria

The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) has released the findings of its latest ‘perceptions of corruption’ surveys. The results show a widespread belief that corruption...

Collaborative communication shaping NSW wellbeing framework

The Minns Labor Government has moved closer to including the Performance & Wellbeing Framework in the NSW Budget. This progress follows a consultation with key...

Improving communication and safety in online dating

The Albanese Government has collaborated with the dating industry to create an online dating industry code. They developed a first-of-its-kind rulebook in Australia to protect...

Enhancing connections for Autistic women through community programs

The Albanese Labor Government continues to support inclusion and belonging for Autistic Australians, committing $359,000 to Autism QLD. The funding will support the establishment of...

Government strengthens ABC leadership with new appointment

The Albanese Government has appointed Katrina Sedgwick OAM as a non-executive Director to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Board for a five-year term. With extensive...

NSW Government invests in literacy and numeracy for workforce readiness

The NSW Government has launched its Adult and Community Education Strategy to provide essential training in language, literacy, numeracy, and digital skills. This strategy aims...

Public feedback drives the 2024 Telecommunications Review

The 2024 Regional Telecommunications Review has received a record number of submissions. Australians from across the country have shared their views on telecommunications services in...

Aussie TV hits the islands: Expanding access to Australian content in the Pacific

Australia is further expanding its presence in the Pacific, with the Australian Government announcing the extension of the PacificAus TV initiative to two additional nations....

Inclusive news in action: Communication impact of the Auslan90 pilot

The Albanese Labor Government is strengthening its commitment to inclusion and accessibility by launching a new pilot program in collaboration with Deaf Connect and SBS....

Game rules strengthen parental control and communication on gambling features

Video games featuring simulated gambling and similar content now face new mandatory minimum classifications, following reforms introduced by the Albanese Government with unanimous backing from...

New tech fleet to keep communities connected after natural disasters

The NSW Government is rolling out a $5 million fleet of new technologies to help communities affected by bushfires, floods, or severe weather stay connected...

Report shows LEO satellites could boost connectivity in remote industries

A new report from the Albanese Government highlights the potential of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. It describes how they could improve connectivity and productivity...