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ATUG Media Releases
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| 2010 |
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| 06.05.10 |
NBN Implementation Study |
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| 11.03.10 |
ATUG 2010 Excellence Award Winners |
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| 11.03.10 |
ATUG 2010 Broadband Award Winners |
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| 04.03.10 |
ATUG 2010 Excellence Awards Judging Completed |
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| 04.03.10 |
ATUG 2010 Broadband Awards Judging Completed |
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| 24.02.10 |
Legislation for the NBN Companies Bill and the NBN Access Arrangements Bill |
Click Here |
| 2009 |
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| 23.10.09 |
ATUG Telco Reform Roadshow Completed |
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| 02.10.09 |
2009 Telco Reform Package Focus Forums #2 |
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| 25.09.09 |
2009 Telco Reform Package Focus Forums #1 |
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| 18.09.09 |
2009 Telecommunications Reform Package |
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| 21.05.09 |
ATUG Welcomes Fibre National Broadband Network and Telco Sector Reform |
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| 07.04.09 |
ATUG Welcomes Commonwealth Government's National Broadband Network |
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| 19.03.09 |
House of Reps Committee Report Supports ATUG's Roam Fair Campaign |
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| 12.03.09 |
ATUG Managing Director's Opening Address at ATUG 2009 Conference |
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| 12.03.09 |
ATUG 2009 Excellence Award Winners |
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| 12.03.09 |
ATUG 2009 Broadband Award Winners |
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| 2008 |
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| 11.07.08 |
ATUG Advises World Youth Day Visitors to be Mindful of Mobile Phone Roaming Charges |
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| 08.07.08 |
Roam Fair Campaign |
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| 04.07.08 |
Broadband for all Australians |
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| 27.06.08 |
International Roaming |
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| 26.06.08 |
ATUG's Submission to the Government on the NBN |
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| 19.06.08 |
ATUG 2008 Regional Communications Roadshow |
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| 03.04.08 |
OPEL Contract Cancellation |
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The following articles are from ATUG media releases issued prior to April 2008:
ATUG 2008 Award Winners
The winners of the 2008 ATUG are listed here. Click Here for the full media release
ATUG 2008 Opening Remarks
ATUG’s Managing Director, Rosemary Sinclair, opened ATUG 2008, ATUG’s
24th Annual Conference held in Sydney, 12 March 2008. Sinclair’s opening remarks included ATUG’s
view of the importance of the recent High Court decision in favour of telecommunications
access rules
which preserve competition in the long-term interests of end users.
Click Here for the full media release
ATUG 2008 Awards Shortlist
The ATUG 2008 Awards shortlist is now available in PDF. Click
Here for the full
media release
ATUG 2008 Broadband
Awards
Following
the success of the inaugural Broadband Awards, ATUG are presenting the 2nd Broadband
Awards in 2008. The awards are designed to recognise innovative and effeective
uses of Broadband, across all sectors.
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ATUG 2007 10 Years of Competition Celebration Dinner
Wednesday 13th June Canberra – The Australian Telecommunications Users
Group (ATUG) gathered together a prestigious crowd to celebrate 10 years effort
by many individuals, companies
and organisations to create a vibrant industry that is now regarded as the “fourth
utility”.
Click here for full media release
23rd ATUG Awards,
Australian Technology Park, 7th March 2007
ATUG proudly presented the 22nd ATUG Awards at the 2007 ATUG Gala Dinner attended
by over 350 people from industry and end user organisations. The Awards were
presented by Senator Stephen Conroy, Shadow Minister for Communications and
Information Technology and Mr Paul Morris, ATUG Director and Awards Chairman.
ATUG’s Awards are the oldest and most respected Awards for Australian
Communications achievements.
The Awards recognise the achievements of people and companies working to advance
the use of communications services which are now so critical to business growth,
competitiveness and efficiency.
ATUG also presented for the FIRST time ATUG’s National Awards for the
Effective Use of Broadband.
Click
Here for Full Media release
ATUG 2007 Conference
Sydney March 7th 2007
ATUG’s Managing Director, Rosemary Sinclair, today welcomed delegates
at ATUG 2007, the group’s 23rd annual update conference for communications
end users.
“This year’s ATUG Conference comes at a time with Telstra in fast
forward to have the government dismantle regulations which have protected the
long-term interests of end users against monopoly practices and prices since
1997. Lower prices for mobile services are a direct result of competition. Faster
speed, better priced broadband is a result of competition. “
Click here for the full media
release
Australians working
towards becoming ‘world leaders in the effective use of broadband’
National Awards for the Effective Use of Broadband, presented by ATUG
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts,
Senator the Hon Helen Coonan’s vision for broadband in Australia is clear ‘Through
our continued investment in telecommunications services the government will
ensure Australia becomes a world leader in the effective use of broadband’. This
is a positive vision which ATUG shares and we are pleased to use our network
of members, associations,
industry, government and many friends from
our successful ATUG Regional Broadband Road Shows to search the country from
top to toe to find Australia’s leaders in the effective use of broadband.
Click here for the full media release
ATUG welcomes news
of next generation broadband in Brisbane – Project
Vista
24th October
2006, ATUG
welcomes the news that Brisbane residents and business’ could be
the first in Australia to access true next generation broadband under a proposal
by Queensland Government to build a fibre optic network that will deliver next
generation digital content and online services. The Queensland Government’s
Project Vista will see Brisbane residents and business’ being able to
access speeds of a 100MB/second over a communications network on par with leading
economies globally. Click here for the full media release
Australia Telecommunications Users Group 4th Annual Regional Conference
Collaborate, Communicate, Innovate
Canberra, 1 May, 2006 - ATUG will hold its 4th Annual
Regional Conference on the 15th and 16th of
May, 2006 at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. The developments
over the last six months in telco policy and technology make communications
in regional Australia a hot topic for community groups, government and industry.
Long time advocate of telecommunication
advances for regional Australia, ATUG is focusing this year on practical
outcomes. Managing Director
Rosemary Sinclair
commented, “In 2006 we will be sharing the success stories and encouraging
more regions to become involved in getting results for their communities”. Click
here for the full media release
ATUG’s 22nd
Annual Awards Winners
SYDNEY, 7th March, 2006 – On
Tuesday, 7th March, ATUG hosted its prestigious Gala Dinner and Awards night
at the Australian Technology Park. ATUG’s
Awards are the oldest and most respected Awards for the Australian Communications
industry. Now in its 22nd year, the evening
was a glittering
event to celebrate the best and the boldest in the business.
The purpose of the Awards is to promote innovation and the
development of world class services and practices in Telecommunications.
This year saw a tremendous
number of solutions for regional services as well as new innovations to overcome
competition bottlenecks. Click Here for Full Media release
ATUG Celebrates 25th Birthday at ATUG 2006 Conference
Annual conference debates
key industry issues: Collaborate, Communicate, Innovate.
Sydney – 13th February
2006: The Australian Telecommunications User Group (ATUG) will kick off its
25th anniversary celebrations with its 22nd
Annual Conference at the Australian Technology Park, 7-8 March 2006.
Renowned for being one of the most significant events in the telecommunications
calendar, the conference brings together the most influential minds in the
industry. Senator the Hon Helen Coonan will make the keynote address focusing
on issues of policy and the regulatory outlook. Click
Here for Full Media release
TATA Consultancy Services to bring Industry leaders together for Next Generation
Networks event
Sydney: November 2, 2005 - Next Generation Networks (NGN) are set
to radically transform the current business models of telecommunications
providers with
impacts on tariffs, service level agreements and the relationships between
the service providers and their customers says Rick Marmur, Tata Consultancy
Services Australian and New Zealand VP& GM.
Mr Marmur says that the all day conference organized in conjunction with ATUG
will bring together leaders in the telecommunications industry to explore the
practical issues with introduction of new technologies and their impact on
shaping the industry. Click
Here for Full Media release.
Australian survey confirms Internet telephony increases competitive pressure
on incumbent carrier revenues
Sydney, 12 October 2005 - In August 2005, a joint pilot survey on Internet telephony,
or Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), was conducted throughout Australia with
members of the Australian Telecommunications Users Group (ATUG) and customers
from engin, a leading Australian broadband telephone company. The survey included
over 500 respondents, comprising VoIP users, non-users and home and business
subscribers. Click
Here for Full Media release
ATUG “Broadband in the Hand” Regional
Roadshow 2005
Sydney, 28 June 2005 - Working for increased availability of affordable broadband
for all Australians.
Following the overwhelming success of the 2004 project, ATUG is embarking on
another Regional Broadband Roadshow for 2005. Last year ATUG visited 21 regional
centers around Australia, working with local community champions of broadband
and
speaking directly to over 1000 delegates. The tour had an immediate impact
with a
significant increase in broadband user numbers and faster rollout of DSL availability. Click
Here for Full Media release
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