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Mobile broadband providers offer coverage equal to mobile phone networks, so major providers now service most populated areas. Telstra BigPond offers the widest mobile broadband coverage, with the Next G network reaching 99 per cent of Australians. The Optus yes G mobile network has 96 per cent of Australians covered, and Vodafone services most cities and regional centres.

Speeds fluctuate, regardless of the provider, depending on signal strength and how busy the network is, but most services perform in a similar way to fixed line broadband in optimal conditions.

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Keep it real says Pope Benedict XVI

The Pope has momentarily downed the Bible to spruik responsible Internet communication and how important it is not to replace direct human contact with virtual contact.   The head of the Catholic Church, who is now 83 years of age, declared the challenges that we now face within a virtual world are to be authentic [...]

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Oz Attorney General says NO to SOPA

The Australian Attorney General’s (AG) office has said that our government are not considering any similar legislation in relation to the current SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and watered down counter act PIPA (Protect Intellectual Property Act) Bill which is to be voted on in the US next week.   In case you’re not up-to-date [...]

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Regional residents oppose NBN wireless towers

Australian regional councils that do not allow the NBN Co’s fixed wireless towers will have to resort to slower Satellite services for broadband connectivity on the upcoming national broadband network.   Many residents who reside in Yendon, about 16kms out of Ballarat Victoria, complained to their local council about the introduction of fixed wireless towers [...]

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