The spectrum wars - again The spectrum wars - again
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The limits on the amount of spectrum that can be purchased by the Telco s in the November spectrum auction is creating some vocal comments in the main media.
In the last two weeks there was some tit for tat between Telstra, Optus with finally Minister Paul Fletcher weighing in.
This is all over the re-issue of 850/900Mhz spectrum that is already in use by the carriers for mainly 3 and 4G. The ACMA wants to reallocate the spectrum so that it is optimised for 4G and 5G.
Originally the 850MHz and 900MHz bands were allocated for use as 2G spectrum, this required relatively narrow spectrum bands especially compared to 4 and 5G.
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First Nations involvement within PG Timber Supply Area to increase
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First nations will be playing a much bigger role within the Prince George Timber Supply Area (TSA).
Following a recent appointment by the province, the percentage of the Annual Allowable Cut for Indigenous communities within the TSA goes from the 3.6% mark established in 2012 to a whopping 14.9%.
“Over the past six months, the ministry has engaged with forest companies, local governments, and stakeholders regarding this apportionment,” said Katrine Conroy, Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations, and Rural Development in a news release.
“I have considered the interests expressed by those groups as well as the input of First Nations in making this apportionment decision.”