Victorian petition disabling remote function of smart meters

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Digital meters. Stop Smart Meters Australia - 20apr2024. Victorian petition to allow disabling of remote function of electricity smart meters. Current regulations in Victoria do not allow for the disabling of the remote function of electricity smart meters. The fact remains that Victorians are subjected to among the harshest smart meter policies in Australia. Elsewhere, … Continue reading Victorian petition disabling remote function of smart meters

The Testing Behind Your Wireless Devices. Decoding the Telecom Industry’s Silence.

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Activist Post - 22july2023. . Exploring the dangers with #WeAreNotSam What you need to know: In our ever-connected world, we love and rely on technology. While the risks are touted as being safe, there’s a bubbling undercurrent of concern around the methods used to test the radiation emitted by wireless networks to our handheld devices. … Continue reading The Testing Behind Your Wireless Devices. Decoding the Telecom Industry’s Silence.

AUS: NSW Government begins mobile phone ban in public schools

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Australia - NSW Government - 03apr2023Released by: The Premier, Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Early Learning NSW public secondary school students will be banned from using mobile phones at school from Term 4 2023, as the Minns Government delivers on an election commitment to improve students’ learning and social development. The Government will start … Continue reading AUS: NSW Government begins mobile phone ban in public schools

A Sydney high school banned mobile phones. It had dramatic results

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The Sydney Morning Herald - Andrew Taylor - 07aug2022 A Sydney high school has seen a dramatic decrease in behavioural issues and a boost in physical activity and students talking to each other just two months after it tightened restrictions on mobile phone usage. (Photo): Davidson High School year 10 students Daniel Kenny and Annika … Continue reading A Sydney high school banned mobile phones. It had dramatic results