Inquiry into 5G technology garners multiple submissions and opinions

Sharon O'Keeffe
December 17 2019 - 6:30am
CONNECTED LEARNING: Students Grace and Henry Ball utilise a mobile connection to access an online tutorial site. 5G technology promises to increase access to remote learning, enabling virtual reality and 4K streaming.
CONNECTED LEARNING: Students Grace and Henry Ball utilise a mobile connection to access an online tutorial site. 5G technology promises to increase access to remote learning, enabling virtual reality and 4K streaming.

Remote learning, agricultural technology and rural health are some of the areas that could be revolutionised by 5G technology, however Chinese technology company Huawei claims rural and regional Australia will miss out on 5G due to a critical lack of market competition and infrastructure.

Sharon O'Keeffe

Sharon O'Keeffe

National Agriculture Writer - Farm Machinery and Technology

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