Sporting events you may no longer be able to watch on free-to-air TV

FIFA World Cup, Wimbledon, V8 Supercars races and many more major sporting events are under threat of no longer being broadcast on free-to-air television as part of a federal government media reforms package. About 100 sporting events – including soccer, cricket, rugby league,

Swearing Q&A granny shuts down anti-euthanasia claims

An elderly woman has called “bulls**t” on claims that likened euthanasia to “intentional killing” in response to her Q&A plea for the right to die. The 81-year-old and her 90-year-old husband, Ron, told the Q&A panel they intended to seek some form

NBN customers will soon be forced to pay for upgrades

NBN fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) customers will have to “pay for the Coalition’s mistake” by upgrading their network in as soon as five years to access new technology such as virtual reality. Fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP), which the NBN has pegged as an upgrade option,

Gates opened on internet

Markfi Gates is one of the many local businesses that has welcomed the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout as its new technology was switched on in Pakenham and parts of Officer on Friday 3 June. Minister for Communications Mitch Fifield