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Displaying items by tag: QLD

Boost Mobile has shared details of several important ways it is supporting its Australian customers, from those affected by the floods in Southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales to those customers concerned for the welfare of family and friends in Ukraine.

Published in Telecoms & NBN

With so many people hit hard by the ongoing adverse weather events across NSW and QLD, Optus says its focus is on "the safety and peace of mind of our customers and our people, including keeping our network resilient for those affected and providing tailored solutions to help those in most need."

Published in Telecoms & NBN

If the lack of Optus mobile coverage in specific locations in NSW, QLD and Tasmania is leaving you feeling black, Optus and the federal government's Mobile Black Spot programme will shine bright white with fresh new coverage.

Published in Telecoms & NBN

Promising its new QLED TV "features direct full array, Bixby and ambient mode for even better picture quality, connectedness and convenience," Samsung's televisual onslaught will be televised.

Published in Home Tech

The first communities to benefits from ‘improved mobile coverage’ under the ‘Mobile Black Spot Programme’ are Cheepie and Marlborough in QLD and Deniliquin in NSW.

Published in Telecoms & NBN
Monday, 16 February 2015 17:39

ACS urges QLD Govt to put ‘Digital First’

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has some suggestions for QLD Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk to turn Queensland into Australia’s ‘leading digital economy’.

Published in Government Tech Policy
Monday, 25 November 2013 12:27

QLD kids to join Microsoft's IT academy

Microsoft Australia has teamed up with the Queensland state government to deliver its IT Academy certification program into 275 schools across the state.

Published in Education
Wednesday, 12 October 2011 14:13

Free Wi-Fi can push commuters on to public transport

An online survey shows 75 percent of Australian commuters would be likely to use public transport more often if free Wi-Fi was provided.

Published in Government Tech Policy

Queensland's Department of Education and Training has followed the lead of numerous other Queensland Government departments by selecting Melbourne-based software developer Resolve to implement a case management solution within its Legal and Administrative Law Branch (LALB).

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