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Communications Minister Michelle Rowland has rejected Coalition claims of pork barreling as “just wrong” as she defends the government’s now-controversial $40 million regional mobile black spot grants.

David Littleproud has accused the Albanese government of "rank hypocrisy" after it disproportionately allocated mobile infrastructure grants to Labor seats despite years of attacking the Coalition over similar actions.  

The Coalition has demanded Communications Minister Michelle Rowland explain the disproportionate allocation of mobile infrastructure grants to Labor seats.

The Albanese Government stands accused of funnelling money to improve mobile phone coverage in regional areas to their own electorates, with 40 out of the 54 funding allocations awarded to Labor-held seats.

The $40 million IMCR aims to deploy new mobile infrastructure at 54 target locations across Australia.

Mobile black spot program model should be reworked, inquiry told.

As NSW sweeps the indicative funding pool.

The Federal Budget delivered last night touches on a number of areas of interest in regard to the energy and infrastructure sectors including: energy…

Independent Senator Rex Patrick has called on both the government and the opposition to amend laws governing telecommunications in Australia and make...

The federal government has announced Melton will receive two new mobile base stations to improve connectivity in the western suburbs. […]