The Hon Michelle Rowland MP

More than 500,000 homes and businesses in Western Australia are now able to upgrade to a world-class, full fibre NBN broadband connection thanks to an Albanese Government investment.
 

The Albanese Government has today announced improvements to the National Relay Service, ensuring Australians with a disability can remain connected for years to come.
 

BetStop – the National Self-Exclusion Register – has reached its first anniversary with over 28,000 self-exclusions.

The Albanese Government is delivering on its commitment to help Australia Post modernise and meet the changing needs of consumers and small businesses.
 

Minister for Communications, the Hon Michelle Rowland MP, has today directed the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to make enforceable industry standards to improve how telecommunications companies communicate with…

Expressions of Interest are now open for businesses and suppliers of ag-tech to take part in Round 2 of the Albanese Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP).
 

The Albanese Government’s new SMS Sender ID Register legislation, which passed the Parliament today, will help disrupt scammers and reduce the number of Australians being ripped off.
 

The Albanese Government thanks Mr David Anderson, Managing Director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) for his assured leadership of one of Australia’s most important institutions.
 

Question - Member for Blair, the Hon Shayne Neumann MP 

Thank you, Speaker. 

Question – Member for Ryan, Ms Elizabeth Watson-Brown

The Australian Government welcomes the appointment of Ms Annastacia Palaszczuk as a non-executive Director to the Australia Post Board for a three-year term.
 

Question - Member for Holt, Ms Cassandra Fernando MP

The Albanese Government acknowledges the decision of Telstra and Optus to delay their 3G switchover from late August to 28 October to give Australian customers and businesses more time to prepare.

Question – Federal Member for Curtin, Kate Chaney MP (Independent)

Queensland families are embracing the Albanese Government’s School Student Broadband Initiative (SSBI) with more than 3,800 households connected to the National Broadband Network for free.