The Australian Government will provide $13.6 million in grant funding over three years from 2011–12 to establish a ‘Digital Hub’ in each of the 40 local communities that will first benefit from the National Broadband Network (NBN). The Digital Hubs program will help the residents of local communities to gain the skills needed to maximise the benefits of the NBN.
For more information, please visit: http://www.dbcde.gov.au/digitalhub
Older Australians can stay connected to family and friends through the Australian Government’s Broadband for Seniors initiative. Since 2008, the Government has...
The Australian Government will provide $13.6 million in grant funding over three years from 2011–12 to establish a ‘Digital Hub’ in each...
The Australian Government will provide up to $17.1 million over three years to provide assistance to local governments in each of the...
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