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Albo’s election pitch puts manufacturing at the centre

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has made his case for government in a wide-ranging speech with a focus on sovereign capability and manufacturing. Mr Albanese kicked off the election year...

Federal Labor to boost NBN fibre, retain public ownership

16 November 2021 | by James Riley

Federal Labor will tip an additional $2.4 billion to expand full-fibre NBN access to an extra 1.5 million homes across Australia if it wins government and has committed to...

Australia’s déjà digital strategy misses the mark

15 October 2021 | by Stuart Corner

The federal government released its Digital Economy Strategy 2030 in May this year, declaring a vision that Australia would be “a leading digital economy and society by 2030”. We’ve...

Governing in the Internet Age: A mini-review

8 October 2021 | by David Havyatt

Communications Minister Paul Fletcher has published what he describes as a "mini-book": Governing in the Internet Age. This is a mini-review based only on his National Press Club Address...

Reg Coutts, NBN expert panellist, passes away

30 August 2021 | by Ben Grubb

Professor Reg Coutts, one of six expert panelists who helped envisage the original National Broadband Network (NBN), has passed away. Professor Coutts passed away peacefully in hospital in Adelaide...

Victoria pours $73m into NBN for faster speeds

26 August 2021 | by Ben Grubb

The Victorian government has announced it will put $73 million into the company behind the National Broadband Network to take fibre deeper into selected communities, providing better internet connections...

Five Eyes fail on wireless tech: Turnbull

5 May 2020 | by Denham Sadler

It was a “huge mistake” that no member countries of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance have deep wireless technology capability, which has led to serious issues over the reliance...

Labor must make NBN its priority

1 November 2019 | by Mark Gregory

Labor must make the NBN an election priority and in doing so position itself as the champion of consumers desperate for a better online experience, and as builders of...

Labor outlines NBN future plans

9 April 2019 | by James Riley

Federal Labor has earmarked $125 million toward an NBN quick-fix for up to 750,000 customers with poor in-home cabling, and a further $60 million to conduct fibre-upgrade trials that...

Tackling Rudd’s NBN revisionism

16 January 2019 | by David Havyatt

Kevin Rudd’s The PM Years is an interesting exercise in revisionism that has fuelled great interest in his assertion that Murdoch attacked the NBN for commercial reasons. Before we...

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Albo’s election pitch puts manufacturing at the centre

Federal Labor to boost NBN fibre, retain public ownership

Australia’s déjà digital strategy misses the mark

Governing in the Internet Age: A mini-review

Reg Coutts, NBN expert panellist, passes away

Victoria pours $73m into NBN for faster speeds

Five Eyes fail on wireless tech: Turnbull

Labor must make NBN its priority

Labor outlines NBN future plans

Tackling Rudd’s NBN revisionism

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