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Address the digital divide, say Queensland councils

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In the wake of Cyclone Alfred, Queensland’s local government peak is calling for reliable state-wide digital coverage as a matter of urgency.
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Address the digital divide, say Queensland councils

In the wake of Cyclone Alfred, Queensland’s local government peak is calling for reliable state-wide digital coverage as a matter of urgency.

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Government News broke the news in Glebe, Australia on Monday, April 14, 2025.
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