The Hon Michelle Rowland MP

Question - Federal Member for Dunkley, Jodie Belyea MP: 

Good morning,

Thank you, David, for your kind introduction. 

And to the International Justice Mission for hosting this important event.

More than 800,000 homes and businesses across Queensland are now able to upgrade to a world‑class, full fibre NBN broadband connection, supported by investment from the Albanese Government.  
 

Hi, I’m Michelle Rowland, the Minister for Communications.

Thank you for inviting me to say a few words. 

The Albanese and the Minns Labor Governments have today announced up to $48 million in joint funding to deliver better mobile coverage along highways and major roads for Australians who live, work or holiday in regional and remote NSW.…

The Australian Government is calling for applications for innovative projects that aim to help stop technology-based abuse of women.
 

New research highlights the need for dating apps to protect Australians against sexual predators.

As part of the Albanese Government’s commitment to ensuring Australians are protected by world-leading online safety laws, the Government will be legislating a Digital Duty of Care.
 

Good evening ladies and gentlemen.

It is a pleasure to be here at this most esteemed function. 

Hi, I’m Michelle Rowland, Minister for Communications. 

Thank you for inviting me to say a few words at this year’s Innovate with NBN Awards.

The Albanese Government is making it easier for Australians to stay connected when they need it most.

One year on from the nationwide Optus outage, the Albanese Government has made considerable progress in improving telecommunications network resilience, complaints handling and customer communications during network outages.

The Albanese Government will legislate 16 as the minimum age for access to social media, following endorsement by National Cabinet today.