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NBN: $4m trials for e-health in NSW
Dec 02 2010
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Stephen Conroy, Communications minister, has announced plans for $4m telehealth trials using the National Broadband Network (NBN) in Armidale and Kiama, NSW. The trials are scheduled to begin in early 2011. For more information on the NBN, visit www.nbn.gov.au.

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