Telecommunications

Government business

14-Aug-2001

WESTERN Power's move into telecommunications is likely to stir up a hornet's nest, mainly because of the issue of government involvement in business.

Cost savings point to regional move

Catie Low

14-Aug-2001

A NEW telecommunications company has shunned the bright lights and busy streets of Australian cities, choosing instead to base itself in Albany.

WA telecommunications business takes new path

Noel Dyson

07-Aug-2001

WA telco Pahth Telecommunications is rebuilding itself as a satellite videoconference system provider.

WHILE futuristic advances in telecommunications, vehicle technology and medical research are publicly heralded on a regular basis, a group of researchers is quietly saving the mining industry millions of dollars each year.

Workspace puts squeeze on staff

Gary Kleyn

06-Feb-2001

OFFICE workers are getting squeezed into smaller spaces as the availability of commercial space falls and becomes increasingly expensive.

Phil set to dial up a gas operation

Noel Dyson

19-Dec-2000

ALINTAGAS is considering entering either WA's electricity or telecommunications market.

ASX set to change

Suresh Rajan

19-Dec-2000

THE Australian Stock Exchange will become more transparent to foreign investors when the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) is applied to itThe GISC consists of 10 economic sectors aggregated from 23 industry groups, 59 industries and 123 s

Incubator offers money too

Noel Dyson

05-Dec-2000

A PERTH-based business incubator will not only offer its tenants business advice and lodgings, it will offer them seed capital too.

Act to clarify building access

Joe Lenzo

15-Aug-2000

THE Property Council has received conformation that the Federal Government proposes to amend the Telecommunications Act, to clarify building access rights for telecommunications firms...

Rural info online

Noel Dyson

11-Jul-2000

WESFARMERS Dalgety and Rural Press have joined with consultants McKinsey & Company to create a one-stop Internet portal for the agricultural industry.

Phone standards now tougher

Staff Reporters

11-Jul-2000

NEW, tougher consumer standards would spur telecommunications companies to offer better service, according to Minister for Communi-cations Richard Alston.Senator Alston said, while Telstra had steadily improved its quality of service since the custo...