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EOIs for the 2020 ACCAN Grants Program are open until 25 February. The Grants Program funds projects to enable research on telecommunications issues, represent telecommunications consumers, or create educational tools which empower consumers to understand telecommunications products and services and make decisions in their own interests. [ACCAN]
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The refreshed version will be the result of over 500 existing state government websites being consolidated into one. It will feature information such as drought relief, bushfire assistance, and births, deaths, and marriages. [ZDNet]
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