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Good Things Foundation has a lot to share on all things digital inclusion, technology for social good and community learning.
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Digital Nation Australia 2021
Good Things Foundation Australia’s Digital Nation Australia 2021 brings together the latest research to build understanding of the digital inclusion landscape in Australia.
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Our new normal will involve digital
As we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, technology has and will continue to help us all adjust to our 'new normal'
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Media release: New grant
Be Connected Network secures $1million of funding to provide digital devices for isolated older Australians
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Digital Nation Australia 2020
We've brought together the latest research and evidence on the Australian digital inclusion landscape.
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Adapting to remote delivery
One of our partners shares his tips on the transition to delivering remote support for seniors online.
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Staying in touch using technology
As the government encourages social distancing, many of our partners are finding creative ways to connect remotely.
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COVID-19: Supporting those in need
Now, more than ever, we’re seeing the importance of having basic digital skills and confidence during this pandemic.
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Media release: Coronavirus
Scams and accessing reliable health information online – how Good Things Foundation is helping Australia’s isolated and vulnerable seniors
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Support for our Network
Information about how we're supporting our Network in regards to coronavirus.
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Ravenshoe Community Centre
Having basic digital skills can make life that little bit easier when living in a regional community.
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Digital Technology Hub Consultation
Our response to the Digital Tech Hub government consultation that will support regional users of telco services.
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Social inclusion through digital
Workways in Charters Towers, QLD is using digital to increase social connections and confidence.
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Regional connectivity: more than an affordable internet connection
Despite some recent improvements in access, people living in regional areas of Australia are still considerably less digitally included than their metro peers.