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Media releases

Links to statements related to Indigenous communications issued by the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.

• Government committed to mobiles in the Bush – 19 Oct 2005
• $2 billion Communications Fund established – 23 Sep 2005
• Senate approves historic $3 billion package for telecommunications –14 Sep 2005
• Government guarantees $2 billion cash for fund – 12 Sep 2005
• Telstra sale to benefit Indigenous broadcasting – 01 Sep 2005
• Twelfth Ministerial meeting of the Online Council – 24 Aug 2005
• CONNECT AUSTRALIA - A Plan to Future Proof Telecommunications – 17 Aug 2005
• Release of Indigenous digital television report – 11 Aug 2005
• More than a billion spent on phone services in the Bush – 13 July 2005
• Closer scrutiny for regional telecommunications – 27 May 2005
• Collaboration and innovation produce new Indigenous telecommunications services - 17 May 2005
• Regional agents making connections in remote Indigenous communities - 05 Apr 2005
• New online access projects for remote Indigenous communities - 05 Apr 2005
• TV transmitter rollout for remote communities – 05 Apr 2005
• Broadband funding for rural and remote Western Australia – 05 Apr 2005
• Bolstering Telecommunications Services in the Bush – 02 Mar 2005
• IT training and technical support program Round 2 Northern Territory – 21 Feb 2005
• IT training and technical support program – 21 Dec 2004
• Better online access for remote Indigenous communities – 01 Sept 2004
• New funding for Indigenous Internet access – 01 Sept 2004
• Improved telephone access for remote Indigenous communities – 01 Sept 2004

Speeches

• Connect Australia - Future proofing the nation - Sydney – 23 Aug 2005
• Keynote address to the DCITA Indigenous Telecommunications Forum, Alice Springs – 17 May 2005

More media releases and speeches can be found in the Newsroom

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