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- Durkim on New Zealand Gangs Mm, yeah... Real funny, Randhil... more
- Kayli on The Boats God help me, I put aside a whole afteroonn to figure this out. more
- Raynes on Tax and Pollution Until I found this I thoguht I'd have to spend the day inside. more
- James Brown on Mark Latham Mark, you must fell as if you are pushing it uphill, but you are the hope of the side. Keep it up! more
- Michael on Halal certification The Halal Choices website is http://www.halalchoices.com.au/product_lists.htmlIt lists all the products that have been ... more
- a barker on A few facts on illegal boat people We are the Lucky Country, or are we?.15 years ago maybe.How many Indonesian Officials are taking a a bribe from the people ... more
- Robin on The Boats Hey,Thanks! Great post you have written on "The Boats ".Really I can say that your post is very informative, I'll come ... more
- dan on A few facts on illegal boat people From what i can see if we dont do something about this flood gate issue,we will have the same nonsense thats happening over ... more
- Randhil on New Zealand Gangs This info is the cat's pajmaas! more
- Keshawn on CMC Complaint into Queensland Health That's rlelay shrewd! Good to see the logic set out so well. more
- howard on Learning from one another? We are such a politically correct and multiculturally sensitive country Islamists are flourishing here. Just as they ... more
- PP on Halal certification Thank you for the Halal Choices and the info about Coles - I will not be purchasing meat from Coles henceforth. In the UK it ... more
- PP on Halal certification Thank you for the Halal Choices and the info about Coles - I will not be purchasing meat from Coles henceforth. In the UK it ... more
- anne white on Halal certification A website that lists all Australian food products that are halal is, HALAL CHOICES.Also I phoned COLES (1800 061 562) and ... more
- john on The Taxi Industry No one have the right to do anything they dont want.. you want to drive cabs do it you are not force to do something you do ... more
- Diana on Halal certification I just found out about this today! Does anyone know how to get a list of products bearing this logo so we can boycott them? more
- lol on New Zealand Gangs lol... this isnt good at all more
- Ann on Support our Diggers Is it possible to buy this sticker? I'm sure any number of people would be proud to support our diggers by displaying the ... more
- Mimosa on Smith with PM Gillard You mean I don't have to pay for expert adcvie like this anymore?! more
- figsen/hypolgirl on Anna Bligh as President Hope you're checking this out Wobblyone. Your comment is one of the cleverist/funniest I have read. Couldn't stop laughing. ... more
Lightning fast
Senator Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, explains to Michael Smith what the new $43Bn broadband rollout will provide for consumers. Michael Smith finds out if it's all worth it, or if it won't actually make a difference to the majority of the public. Have your say.
Blog comments
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Doctors monitoring people in their own homes?
Is this the Federal plan for a National Medicare Network?
Are Labour seriously going to roll out a Primary Care plan for regional Australia based on a Doctor sitting in a room monitoring patients that they cant see in a hospital?
Oh Well by the time its finished, they could get Dr Patel to run it.David of Wello Point Wednesday 4 August, 2010 - 9:58 PM -
Let me see,,, am I cynical? or just short on faith for LaboUr, we are going to get a high speed broadband network, with a filter to slow it down, for all the school children who still haven't got their PROMISED COMPUTER on borrowed money, 42kev at best estimates, wich WILL blow out by at least 20% with LaboUrs form, and hopefully have it built in my lifetime, and it's going to be installed summarily in every home to be charged out at astronomical rates, and then probably be sold off like everything else, only to cost more in the long run, just so we can download youtube, music and games faster. PURE GENIUS !!!!!!! NOT
Prophecy Man Tuesday 3 August, 2010 - 1:42 AM -
Gordon E Moore (Intels founder) stated that the speed of a computer will double approx every 2 years, as will memory and storage capacity.
This proven formula is now known as Moores Law.
What seems fast today, will be considered outdated and slow tomorrow.
40 Billion dollars is a lot of money for some tecnology that could be outdated before it is even installed.
Soon there will be optical computers that will only be slowed down by such a network.Richard Monday 2 August, 2010 - 2:02 PM -
"Micro-trenching fibre method could save NBN $10 billion"
I wish the government spent more time researching more cost saving techniques that in the long run save tax payers money. 10 billion is a big saving and a 25% discount.
checkout this link with more information
http://www.crn.com.au/News/220918,google-fibre-method-could-save-nbn-10-billion.aspx
davin marsh Saturday 31 July, 2010 - 9:58 AM -
hey smithey! listening to you in japan via the web...actually it's fibre-optics! japan's had this type of net for years. actually the difference is way noticable. however, the biggest problem i see with the internet in australia is the download limits. that's just insane. to fully take advantage of fibre-optic internet you need this. i can watch online tv in full screen hd quality all day. i don't need to get cable tv. it is the future, but by the time the nbn gets organised most of the world will be onto much faster speeds. they've already got speeds of up to 1gb here.. that's just a tad faster than the 100mg the nbn is talking about. love the show and you definitely have to run for pm or at least premier at the next election.
Tom Friday 30 July, 2010 - 11:58 PM -
what a load of crap. never heard so much rubbish. This pollie dose'nt have a clue. His details on costing is a downrhght LIE.
iamgrumpy Friday 30 July, 2010 - 5:38 PM
