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Telcos seek to 'rebuild trust' with mobile roaming during disasters (opens the original)
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From October 1, telcos will activate temporary disaster roaming (TDR) when one network goes down during a severe weather event. It will only be available in areas outside major cities where there is an alternative network, meaning it won't work in large parts of regional Australia serviced by one provider. The telcos will decide when to switch roaming on and off, but neither the industry nor government has outlined accountability measures. After years of testing, Australia's three major telcos a
Free canola field lets tourists take selfies without trampling crops (opens the original)
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As an agricultural export, Australia's canola fields are big business. Harvested for its oilseed, it is a $5 billion industry with product consumed locally and exported across the globe. But it is the picturesque yellow backdrop created by the fields of flowers that has people travelling long distances to catch a glimpse or take a selfie. "Tourists love it," said Craig Sinclair from Temora Shire Council in the New South Wales Riverina. "There's something about the colour yellow I think that real
Murray-Darling Basin Authority wins class action brought be irrigators - ABC listen (opens the original)
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A group of 28,000 irrigators has lost a $1.5-billion class action against the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. A NSW Supreme Court judge ruled the MDBA had no duty of care to the group to avoid pure economic loss to one group of people above others. It claimed the MDBA mismanaged river operations, causing lower water allocations, a loss of profits and higher temporary water prices, which meant some farmers could not meet supply contracts. The case centred on the management of water around the Bar
'Everyone is on edge' amid One Nation migration policy confusion (opens the original)
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Politicians are being urged to get on with developing migration policies "for the good of the country" after the national debate flared again this week. One Nation Farrer MP David Farley has called for "rotating" visas to be counted in addition to the net overseas migration figure. One of his supporters says Farrer should be exempt from migration cuts and wants to see better long-term options for skilled migrants. Multicultural advocate Carmel La Rocca feels an overwhelming sense of frustration
'Back to the 60s' as ombudsman finds systemic issues in telco services (opens the original)
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Topic:Telecommunications Services Industry Nearly 27,000 Australians from regional, rural and remote areas have lodged complaints with the telecommunications ombudsman in the past two years. Complaints include a decline in coverage since the 3G shutdown, extended delays with faults being fixed and onerous requirements around identification and needing to conduct transactions in person. The report makes 11 specific recommendations, with an overarching key recommendation for the federal government
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