Package to boost digital connectivity

By Travis King
April 18 2019 - 12:00pm
At the announcement of $2 million funding towards a feasibility study into ways to improve digital connectivity in the Wheatbelt were The Nationals senate candidate Nick Fardell (left), The Nationals WA agriculture spokesman Colin de Grussa, The Nationals candidate for O'Connor John Hassell, CBH chairman Wally Newman, Regional Services Minister and The Nationals deputy leader Bridget McKenzie, SuperNet project manager Steve Mason, CBH director Natalie Browning and The Nationals member for Roe Peter Rundle.
At the announcement of $2 million funding towards a feasibility study into ways to improve digital connectivity in the Wheatbelt were The Nationals senate candidate Nick Fardell (left), The Nationals WA agriculture spokesman Colin de Grussa, The Nationals candidate for O'Connor John Hassell, CBH chairman Wally Newman, Regional Services Minister and The Nationals deputy leader Bridget McKenzie, SuperNet project manager Steve Mason, CBH director Natalie Browning and The Nationals member for Roe Peter Rundle.

THE Liberal and Nationals Government has announced it will undertake a feasibility study of up to $2 million to look at ways to improve digital connectivity in the WA grain belt.

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