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GRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 AVOIDING PHONE AND INTERNET SCAMS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
RRRC COALITION
Canberra Delegation - March 2017. On 20-21 March, 2017, members of the Regional, Rural and Remote Communications Coalition formed a delegation in Canberra to meet with Parliamentarians and highlight issues with telecommunications in rural and regional areas. Collectively, the group met with more than 50 MPs and Senators.MEDIA RELEASES
Welcome to our collection of the latest news and current affairs that impact communications consumers. Sign up for ACCAN's weekly newsletter to have these news items emailed to you each week. Media enquiries: Mobile: 0409 966 931 (calls only, no texts please) Phone: 02 9288 4000. media (at) accan.org.au.ACCESSIBLE TELECOMS
Accessible Telecoms is a nationwide disability telecommunications service that provides independent, up-to-date information on every day telecommunication products and assistive technology suitable for people with disabilities. This service also provides information about product training, set-up, on-going support and equipment provision(where
BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO DIGITAL GOVERNMENT Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Australia’s peak telecommunications consumer organisation Suite 4.02, 55 Mountain St, Ultimo NSW 2007 HOW DO YOU PAY YOUR BILL? Direct debit. If you choose to pay your bill by direct debit you can have the payment taken from a bank account, a credit card or a debit card. However, be aware that some providers charge a service fee, usually around one per cent, on Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards; you may want to avoid this by using a bank account instead. ADSL AVAILABILITY MAP ADSL Availability Map. The map was prepared using available data from Telstra (March 2017), nbn (October 2015) and the Department of Communications and Arts (MyBroadband Version 4 2016). It identifies areas, and the reasons, that may be unable to get an ADSL service and when these areas will have services over NBN. SMALL BUSINESSES MAKE MORE COMPLAINTS TO TIO Small businesses make more complaints to TIO. Complaints from small businesses about their telecommunications services increased 52 per cent in the last financial year, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reports in the latest issue of TIO Talks, published today. More than 22,000 complaints were made in 2010-11 by smallbusinesses
ACCANCONSUMER INFORMATIONACCAN'S WORKMEDIA CENTREGRANTSMEMBERSABOUT US Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
GRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 AVOIDING PHONE AND INTERNET SCAMS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
RRRC COALITION
Canberra Delegation - March 2017. On 20-21 March, 2017, members of the Regional, Rural and Remote Communications Coalition formed a delegation in Canberra to meet with Parliamentarians and highlight issues with telecommunications in rural and regional areas. Collectively, the group met with more than 50 MPs and Senators.MEDIA RELEASES
Welcome to our collection of the latest news and current affairs that impact communications consumers. Sign up for ACCAN's weekly newsletter to have these news items emailed to you each week. Media enquiries: Mobile: 0409 966 931 (calls only, no texts please) Phone: 02 9288 4000. media (at) accan.org.au.ACCESSIBLE TELECOMS
Accessible Telecoms is a nationwide disability telecommunications service that provides independent, up-to-date information on every day telecommunication products and assistive technology suitable for people with disabilities. This service also provides information about product training, set-up, on-going support and equipment provision(where
BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO DIGITAL GOVERNMENT Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Australia’s peak telecommunications consumer organisation Suite 4.02, 55 Mountain St, Ultimo NSW 2007 HOW DO YOU PAY YOUR BILL? Direct debit. If you choose to pay your bill by direct debit you can have the payment taken from a bank account, a credit card or a debit card. However, be aware that some providers charge a service fee, usually around one per cent, on Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards; you may want to avoid this by using a bank account instead. ADSL AVAILABILITY MAP ADSL Availability Map. The map was prepared using available data from Telstra (March 2017), nbn (October 2015) and the Department of Communications and Arts (MyBroadband Version 4 2016). It identifies areas, and the reasons, that may be unable to get an ADSL service and when these areas will have services over NBN. SMALL BUSINESSES MAKE MORE COMPLAINTS TO TIO Small businesses make more complaints to TIO. Complaints from small businesses about their telecommunications services increased 52 per cent in the last financial year, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reports in the latest issue of TIO Talks, published today. More than 22,000 complaints were made in 2010-11 by smallbusinesses
ABOUT US - CONTACT
The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) is Australia’s peak communications consumer organisation representing individuals, small businesses and not-for-profit groups as consumers of communications products and services. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converged areas of telecommunications, broadcasting, the internet and onlineGRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 inHARDSHIP - ACCAN
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
SCHEME OVERVIEW
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
HOW TO APPLY
Step 1 - Read the Guidelines and Strategic Plan. Step 2 - Create a rough draft of your project idea. Step 3 - Contact the grants team to review the idea and get advice on whether it is likely to be considered eligible: Email: grants@accan.org.au. Call: 02 9288 4000. If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact usthrough the
ADSL - ACCAN
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
TALKING TELCO
0:00 / 1:20. Live. •. These guides are designed to help you understand how to get your home or small business phone, mobile and internet connected, and how to get help if there are problems with your service. Talking Telco also includes great tips for saving money on your phone and internet service and how to stay safe online. CENTRELINK TELEPHONE ALLOWANCE Centrelink Telephone Allowance. You might be eligible to receive the Centrelink Telephone Allowance to help you pay for your phone and internet connection. If you are eligible you can receive a payment from the Government of either $28.20 or $42.00 every three months. You can read more information about whether you can get the Centrelink GOING ONLINE ON BEHALF OF OTHERS Going Online on Behalf of Others - an investigation of ‘proxy’ internet consumers. Monash University. Grant round: 2015. Grant: $14,572. A range of Australians find themselves acting as ‘proxy internet users’ – i.e. using online services and applications onbehalf
ACCANCONSUMER INFORMATIONACCAN'S WORKMEDIA CENTREGRANTSMEMBERSABOUT US Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
GRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 AVOIDING PHONE AND INTERNET SCAMS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
ACCESSIBLE TELECOMS
Accessible Telecoms is a nationwide disability telecommunications service that provides independent, up-to-date information on every day telecommunication products and assistive technology suitable for people with disabilities. This service also provides information about product training, set-up, on-going support and equipment provision(where
RRRC COALITION
Canberra Delegation - March 2017. On 20-21 March, 2017, members of the Regional, Rural and Remote Communications Coalition formed a delegation in Canberra to meet with Parliamentarians and highlight issues with telecommunications in rural and regional areas. Collectively, the group met with more than 50 MPs and Senators.MEDIA RELEASES
Welcome to our collection of the latest news and current affairs that impact communications consumers. Sign up for ACCAN's weekly newsletter to have these news items emailed to you each week. Media enquiries: Mobile: 0409 966 931 (calls only, no texts please) Phone: 02 9288 4000. media (at) accan.org.au. BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO DIGITAL GOVERNMENT Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Australia’s peak telecommunications consumer organisation Suite 4.02, 55 Mountain St, Ultimo NSW 2007 HOW DO YOU PAY YOUR BILL? Direct debit. If you choose to pay your bill by direct debit you can have the payment taken from a bank account, a credit card or a debit card. However, be aware that some providers charge a service fee, usually around one per cent, on Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards; you may want to avoid this by using a bank account instead. ADSL AVAILABILITY MAP ADSL Availability Map. The map was prepared using available data from Telstra (March 2017), nbn (October 2015) and the Department of Communications and Arts (MyBroadband Version 4 2016). It identifies areas, and the reasons, that may be unable to get an ADSL service and when these areas will have services over NBN. SMALL BUSINESSES MAKE MORE COMPLAINTS TO TIO Small businesses make more complaints to TIO. Complaints from small businesses about their telecommunications services increased 52 per cent in the last financial year, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reports in the latest issue of TIO Talks, published today. More than 22,000 complaints were made in 2010-11 by smallbusinesses
ACCANCONSUMER INFORMATIONACCAN'S WORKMEDIA CENTREGRANTSMEMBERSABOUT US Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
GRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 AVOIDING PHONE AND INTERNET SCAMS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
RRRC COALITION
Canberra Delegation - March 2017. On 20-21 March, 2017, members of the Regional, Rural and Remote Communications Coalition formed a delegation in Canberra to meet with Parliamentarians and highlight issues with telecommunications in rural and regional areas. Collectively, the group met with more than 50 MPs and Senators.MEDIA RELEASES
Welcome to our collection of the latest news and current affairs that impact communications consumers. Sign up for ACCAN's weekly newsletter to have these news items emailed to you each week. Media enquiries: Mobile: 0409 966 931 (calls only, no texts please) Phone: 02 9288 4000. media (at) accan.org.au.ACCESSIBLE TELECOMS
Accessible Telecoms is a nationwide disability telecommunications service that provides independent, up-to-date information on every day telecommunication products and assistive technology suitable for people with disabilities. This service also provides information about product training, set-up, on-going support and equipment provision(where
BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO DIGITAL GOVERNMENT Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) Australia’s peak telecommunications consumer organisation Suite 4.02, 55 Mountain St, Ultimo NSW 2007 HOW DO YOU PAY YOUR BILL? Direct debit. If you choose to pay your bill by direct debit you can have the payment taken from a bank account, a credit card or a debit card. However, be aware that some providers charge a service fee, usually around one per cent, on Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards; you may want to avoid this by using a bank account instead. ADSL AVAILABILITY MAP ADSL Availability Map. The map was prepared using available data from Telstra (March 2017), nbn (October 2015) and the Department of Communications and Arts (MyBroadband Version 4 2016). It identifies areas, and the reasons, that may be unable to get an ADSL service and when these areas will have services over NBN. SMALL BUSINESSES MAKE MORE COMPLAINTS TO TIO Small businesses make more complaints to TIO. Complaints from small businesses about their telecommunications services increased 52 per cent in the last financial year, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reports in the latest issue of TIO Talks, published today. More than 22,000 complaints were made in 2010-11 by smallbusinesses
ABOUT US - CONTACT
The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) is Australia’s peak communications consumer organisation representing individuals, small businesses and not-for-profit groups as consumers of communications products and services. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converged areas of telecommunications, broadcasting, the internet and onlineGRANTS - ACCAN
Welcome ACCAN works towards achieving communications services that are trusted, inclusive, and available for all. With this aim, the ACCAN 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 inHARDSHIP - ACCAN
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
SCHEME OVERVIEW
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
HOW TO APPLY
Step 1 - Read the Guidelines and Strategic Plan. Step 2 - Create a rough draft of your project idea. Step 3 - Contact the grants team to review the idea and get advice on whether it is likely to be considered eligible: Email: grants@accan.org.au. Call: 02 9288 4000. If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact usthrough the
ADSL - ACCAN
Your consumer voice on phones and internet: Australia’s peak body for consumer representation in communications. We represent residential consumers and small businesses including not-for profit organisations in so far as they are consumers. ACCAN focuses on goods and services encompassed by the converging areas of telecommunications, the internet and broadcasting, including bothcurrent and
TALKING TELCO
0:00 / 1:20. Live. •. These guides are designed to help you understand how to get your home or small business phone, mobile and internet connected, and how to get help if there are problems with your service. Talking Telco also includes great tips for saving money on your phone and internet service and how to stay safe online. CENTRELINK TELEPHONE ALLOWANCE Centrelink Telephone Allowance. You might be eligible to receive the Centrelink Telephone Allowance to help you pay for your phone and internet connection. If you are eligible you can receive a payment from the Government of either $28.20 or $42.00 every three months. You can read more information about whether you can get the Centrelink GOING ONLINE ON BEHALF OF OTHERS Going Online on Behalf of Others - an investigation of ‘proxy’ internet consumers. Monash University. Grant round: 2015. Grant: $14,572. A range of Australians find themselves acting as ‘proxy internet users’ – i.e. using online services and applications onbehalf
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REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW: TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS AND CURRENT NEEDS FOR REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES * Details Released: 26 November 2020 ACCAN is deeply concerned about the inadequacy of existing government programs supporting improved communications infrastructure in remote Indigenous communities (RICs). These communities are among the most disadvantaged and digitally disengaged in the country. The pre-existing digital divide has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 lockdown. While there has been an accelerated take up of digital services such as videoconferencing, remote server access, and telehealth for those with access and skills, communities that are disconnected are at a much greater disadvantage at this time. Very few remote Indigenous people have the option of home schooling, working from home, or accessing basic services online. Most RICs have restricted all non-essential movement due to the high risks associated with COVID infection, increasing the need for remote access to services, including health, education, Centrelink, MyGov, justice, banking and so on. However, with an estimated 30% of remote and very remote Indigenous people without household access to telephony or internet, and many Shire/Council offices, schools and other service centres closed, some essential services have not been available to many remote Indigenous people. Read more: Remote Indigenous Communications Review: Telecommunications Programs and Current Needs for Remote... TELCO SERVICE ESSENTIAL TO SMALL BUSINESS * Details Released: 23 November 2020 ACCAN’s Survey reveals telecommunications services are essential to small businesses but they are being let down by performance and customer service. ACCAN surveyed 183 small and medium sized businesses between September – October to gain an understanding of SME’s experiences with their telecommunications providers during the pandemic. Issues of speed, reliability, poor customer service and high costs were predominant. Of all the issues, speed and reliability was mentioned the most, with 39% of SMEs who provided feedback citing poor service performance, slow internet speeds, dropouts, outages, congestion and unacceptable latency. Read more: Telco service essential to small business Write comment (0 Comments) CONSUMERS TO BENEFIT FROM EXTENSION OF NBN CO FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEPACKAGES
* Details Released: 04 September 2020 The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) has welcomed NBN Co’s decision to extend its Education Assistance offer until 15 January 2021. The targeted offer from NBN Co waives the wholesale costs for many services on the 25/5 Mbps speed tier and encourages telcos to offer free or heavily discounted nbn plans to low-income households with school-aged children. “The nbn Education Assistance offer has meant that thousands of low-income households have been able to connect to the nbn for the first time,” said ACCAN Director of Policy, Una Lawrence. “Without the financial assistance from this offer, many struggling households couldn’t afford a fixed home broadband connection. This would leave countless children offline and unable to learn from home during the rolling shutdowns of schools across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.” Read more: Consumers to benefit from extension of NBN Co financialassistance packages
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