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Workers in Australia’s ICT industry have never had it so good – not only has broadband taken its place as a ‘water cooler’ topic, it has brought with it unprecedented levels of investment. But not everyone’s happy.

I sat at a roundtable held at the Australian High Commission in Singapore yesterday with a trade delegation from Australia, made up of organisations including peak industry bodies the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and the Communications Alliance and iiNet, an Australian internet provider.

Weiterlesen: Australia facing its broadband demons

The Western Australian Government has today announced the completion of a $6 million upgrade of the state's Telehealth system, which will allow patients to receive health consultations via video-conferencing.

WA Health Minister Kim Hames said that the new technology would reduce the need for patients to travel long distances to receive health care and would save the WA health system around $1.5 million every year.

"Delivery of high quality health services is a team approach and for rural and remote patients, the health team may not always be within either the same location or within the state health system," he said.

Weiterlesen: Australia: WA completes $6m telehealth roll-out

A $6 million upgrade to the State's health cyber-consultation system will potentially save the health system about $1.5 million a year.

The Telehealth system, which links patients with health professionals across the state via online video was unveiled today in Karratha by Health Minister Kim Hames.

The system will enable the health sector to save money by no longer having to pay for patients to travel under the Patient Assisted Travel Scheme. Patients and their local doctors would have the option of discussing treatment with specialists in different locations using the system.

Weiterlesen: Australia: WA: Upgrade slashes $1.5 million from health system

The Gillard government's Healthcare Identifiers project escaped further scrutiny by Senators last week.

The Senate community affairs budget estimates hearing ran over time and Medicare's attendance was cancelled.

Liberal senators Sue Boyce and Concetta Fierravanti-Wells had signalled questions for the agency on the delay to technical specifications for software developers and vendor concerns over onerous liability conditions.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Healthcare identifier software escapes political scrutiny

Australia Post has unveiled a postage cost application (app) specifically designed for the new Microsoft Windows Phone 7.

General Manager of Digital and Contact Centres with the Agency, Brady Jacobsen said Australia Post was one of the first Australian organisations to reveal its app for the new phone.

Mr Jacobsen said the new app would allow customers to search for a postcode and find out how much it would cost to send a mail item within Australia or overseas.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Post delivers on phone app

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