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Buderim (Sunshine Coast) Device Security Session, 22nd November
The Sunshine Coast Computer Club Inc. is hosting a community presentation on device security. Find out how to secure and safely use all your devices, mobile phone, tablet and computer! Extensive colour printed notes will be provided. Everyone in the … Continue reading
Power distributors advocate optional smart meters in Victoria – But will the Victorian Labor Government listen?
Last year the Victorian Government, through the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), issued an Options paper asking for feedback on proposed changes to the way electricity metering is installed and managed in Victoria. The purpose of the … Continue reading
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Stop Smart Meters Australia is having an impact!
In a recent post on Stop Smart Meters Tasmania, Tasmania’s Don Maisch writes about a presentation he attended at the University of Tasmania about smart grids and how grid implementation varies from place to place. The speaker, who was apparently … Continue reading
Smart meter rebels enjoy a reprieve from fines – Herald Sun
THOUSANDS of Victorians who have refused electricity smart meters could escape penalties this year. One company has given rebels a reprieve, and others are considering their position. About 25,000 customers statewide have defied warnings of possible disconnection and higher charges … Continue reading
