Daryl Williams, the Minister for Communications Information Technology and the Arts, has announced that he will not be re-contesting for his long-held seat of Tangney in the next Federal election, forfeiting his ministerial position.
The outgoing Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Daryl Williams, has directed the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) to ensure consumers are protected from "unexpected high telecommunications bills".
The Australian Government has pledged $308 million in ICT funding as part of the $5.3 billion new science and innovation package, announced by the outgoing communications and IT Minister, Daryl Williams, today.
An Adelaide-based Telstra customer who sought AU$18 million in compensation for a dodgy landline lost his legal bid last week after the Federal Court dismissed the claim due to lack of evidence
Security vendor Clearswift has called on the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts to support development of an industry code of practice for reporting Internet threats.
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