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Another grants program comes under scrutiny of national audit office - Vimarsana News

Another grants program comes under scrutiny of national audit office

An audit has found shortcomings in a mobile black spot grants program, saying it wasn't clear why some locations were chosen above others.

Better mobile coverage promised as part of Alkimos project - Vimarsana News

Better mobile coverage promised as part of Alkimos project

Residents of one Perth coastal suburb have been promised better mobile coverage with the construction of a new tower.

New base stations at Worrigee, Kangaroo Valley, Jamberoo and Lilli Pilli | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

New base stations at Worrigee, Kangaroo Valley, Jamberoo and Lilli Pilli | South Coast Register

People living in Worrigee, Kangaroo Valley, Jamberoo and Lilli Pilli can expect improved mobile phone coverage, due to...

Auditor-General reveals there is 'merit' in potentially launching investigation into government's Mobile Black Spot Program - Vimarsana News

Auditor-General reveals there is 'merit' in potentially launching investigation into government's Mobile Black Spot Program

The Auditor-General has admitted that there is “merit” regarding an investigation into how the government allocated money to improve mobile phone coverage in regional areas - the majority of which heavily favoured Labor-held seats.

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland defends controversial grants program amid accusations of pork barrelling - Vimarsana News

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland defends controversial grants program amid accusations of pork barrelling

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.