Amidst howls of protest against ISP filtering in Australia, including street rallies, the Australian Christian Lobby says filtering the tubes is actually a good idea.

Wireless web access at 200MBps may sound like a dream for ADSL users, but it’s the vision promised if WiMax takes off in Australia. The question is, when will it be widely available? Now one Aussie ISP has blown away claims that the next-gen technology is flawed.

The government’s blogging team says it will “reflect on the many lessons learned” after punters posted more than 1,500 comments, mostly about Internet filters.

By all reports the Internet filtering trial is going ahead, but the Government's effort to filter ISP traffic is looking less and less popular.

The ISP has a bold vision to deliver ADSL2+ and faster to 2.3 million Australians, and says demand is healthy.

After cutting 8Mbps plan costs, the ISP gets aggressive and offers temporary "free churn". Upgrade fees have also been dropped, so if you're an Internode user wanting more speed, now's the time.

Reports that AAPT is planning to uncap its offpeak data sounds like good news, but plenty of questions remain.

Well, if you're using one of six ISPs. The first "phase" of the government's controversial ISP filtering scheme is set to begin.

gotalk claims to have the cheapest “naked” DSL plan in the market, and we think it’s worth a look.

Telco joins other ISPs offering way out for Internet users sick of line rental charges.

The ISP adds freebie ABC video downloads to its list of goodies for broadband customers. Good news if you're a fan of the ratings winner, hosted by Wil Anderson.

Internode claims its massive ADSL2+ rollout is being "held back", with capacity problems in 10 exchanges.

Suddenly we're getting all envious about Melbourne Internet users, with Telstra planning to bump speeds to 100Mbps this year.

News that iPrimus will quadruple its ADSL2+ broadband coverage is great news if you've been wanting better broadband speeds, but there's a catch.

First WiMax connections go live, giving hope to thousands of Australians with poor Internet access.

Looking for the ultimate Blackberry setup for your small business? Vodafone is pitching Business One as the ultimate one-stop shop.

Sick of sub-10Mbps broadband speeds? You could try moving to Korea, where they get 100Mbps, or you could move house to Queensland's Fernbrooke estate.

Full credit to Senator Stephen Conroy for being the bravest man on the Internet, declaring BitTorrent filtering a possibility.

Download quotas, not speeds, are the next battleground in Australian broadband, with iiNet and Internode predicting quota increases.

Since we posted news of Internode's new 3G data quotas yesterday, Exetel has contacted us to inform us of some impressive looking plans.