Interphone, a 13-nation study and the biggest study undertaken of its kind into the potential health impacts of mobile phones, is scheduled for release early next week.

Last Christmas, MobileMuster and Oxfam called on Australians to recycle their old mobile phones to make a difference to the planet and families struggling against poverty and thanks to your generosity 1000 chickens were provided to families in Laos.

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has reaffirmed a number of key planning principles for Telecommunications Facilities with a recent decision.

South Australian member of parliament Russell Wortley who was hit with a $10,000 bill on his taxpayer-funded phone after his son downloaded football games, AAP reported this week.

The Federal Communications Commission said Tuesday that it was seeking public comment on a plan that would require wireless phone companies to notify customers when they are running up unusually high charges for data usage, roaming or other uses beyond what is covered by regular monthly fees.

The Parliament’s new Joint Select Committee on Cyber-Safety has today launched its inquiry into the safety of children and young people on the Internet.

Young victims of cyber bullying and tormenting classmates will be given legal protection under new anti-harassment laws to be introduced by the federal government, the Sydney Morning Herald wrote this week.

Cellullar News reports that a British man has been banned from using a mobile phone for five years after he ignored repeated warnings to stop making silent and fake calls to the emergency services. Barry Docherty, 24 from York has already been previously jailed for making 50 silent calls to the police control room in just one hour.