Provides analysis of the costs and benefits of increased access to very high‐speed broadband, arguing that while there are net benefits to that increased access, they will only be realised by efficient investment, operation and pricing. Overview This report presents the results from the Panel of Experts' research to address the first item of its...

This speech by Malcolm Turnbull talks about press freedom, the future of the media, foreign correspondence, and broadband policy. Introduction It is an honour to be in presence of so many distinguished journalists and foreign correspondents. And without singling out the guests may I acknowledge Andrew Greste whose brother Peter is imprisoned in Egypt after...

On 4 June 2014 the ACCC released a position paper on the design specifications for a possible fixed-line broadband performance monitoring and reporting program in Australia. This paper represents the conclusion to a consultation process commenced in late 2013 and specifies the key attributes that any program the ACCC ultimately implemented would need to have...

This report focuses on the open and sustainable Internet – what we mean by that, what benefits it brings, and how to overcome threats that prevent those of us already online from enjoying the full benefits, and what keeps non-users from going online in the first place.

This report examines the outcomes of a health literacy proof-of-concept trial, which looked at the potential for improving health literacy standards in the community via the integration of two existing broadband technologies. Executive summary This report examines the outcomes of a health literacy proof-of-concept trial held at the University of Melbourne. Despite the dramatic rise...