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    The federal government is encouraging small- and medium-size technology companies to partner with multinationals in a guide for gaining a share of Australia's multi-billion dollar government information and communications technology market.

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    Richard Alston, minister for Information Technology has defended Australia's ICT trade performance dismissing the Australian Computer Society's highly critical analysis of it as a "superficial and simplistic stunt".

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    Several countries in the Middle East are looking to Australia's IT sector to fulfil a range of projects.

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    The former federal Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Senator Richard Alston, has labeled the greatest challenge for his successor as securing the next round of funding for the multi-billion dollar Backing Australia's Ability program.

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