Crown Castle to buy Agile's (Internode's) South Australian radio towers

Ten years after the Agile manifesto was written, the approach has become mainstream with enterprise Australia with organisations including NBN Co, NAB, Telstra, Allianz, Bankwest and Suncorp all climbing on the bandwagon.

Internode has hooked up the home of technology entrepreneur, Raaj Menon, as its first NBN connection in the first release site of Willunga, South Australia.

A few years back, when Michael Atkinson was Attorney-General of South Australia, it would have been unheard of to write the heading above.  But now that John Rau is AG in that state it seems sensible discussion about Australia’s video-game rating system can be had.

Chinese manufacturer Huawei yesterday announced it would create 50 new jobs in South Australia, as part of its commitment to build Vodafone Hutchinson Australia's new network; news that comes as the state's Premier Mike Rann is visiting the company's facilities in China.

Communications Australia - a systems integrator specialising in unified communications and contact centres - has acquired TR Bearcom, a move that it says will make it Australia's largest independently-owned provider of two-way radio communications services.

Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketNational broadband provider, Internode, says it is going after its competitors’ clients on its home turf of  South Australia, announcing a new sales campaign with an opening offer of free setup and three months free broadband to new customers who choose an Easy Broadband 200GB,or higher, plan and bundle it with a NodeLine phone service for 24 mon

Internode has becomes Australia's first ISP to launch IPv6 as a standard service. It is available on an opt-in basis to both Internode's ADSL2+ and NBN customers, following a 20-month public trial.

Internode says it has significantly increased its backbone network capacity around Australia in response to growing customer traffic generated as a result of the uptake of new broadband plans that offered data at lower costs per Mbyte than then their predecessors.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has accredited the South Australian Government with setting a new benchmark for all states and territories looking to establish leading economies based on the intelligent application of technology.