This week I muse about whether I miss all my tech gadgets I left behind in Australia; Ross Peden gives a nice intro into the world of Google Apps online, and I round up the news for the period.Twitter: @aptusstrategyBlog: antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback: antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Its been s struggle to get this show produced, beset by technical issues today but finally its done, happy listening. 

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This week we have a contribution from Ross Peden and we both cover off some of the major announcements made over the past 2 weeks. Plus a round up of other tech and science stories for the period.Full stories on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com.Follow on Twitter: @aptusstrategy

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This week Ross Peden talks about OCR technology and how you can benefit from its use in everyday situations.  We update on the latest technology news and round out with science stories of the period plus a couple of really weird ones. Full stories on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcat at gmail.comTwitter: @aptusstrategy

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A general news roundup for the week coming to you from the more sound controlled 'Maids Room' here in Abu Dhabi.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll stories and links in full on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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The Show this week coming from somewhat trying conditions in my new apartment office here in Abu Dhabi, which is so spacious I have a major echo problem. My attempted solution is to create a makeshift sound shield out of cardboard!  See photos on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comRegardless all the stories in full are on the blog and feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comFollow me on Twitter at twitter.com/aptusstrategy

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We are now into our 5th year of podcasting this show, coming to you from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia!This weeks show catches up on the latest news ad events plus a contributin from Ross Peden on computer security.Useful reference link for Ross Peden's piece hereAll stories are on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Reboot:I am republishing this weeks podcast as contributor Ross alerted me to a problem with the original post - it was an FTP issue during the upload, the travails of trying to operate a full service internet connection with a sometimes spotty 3G connection. Apologies for the glitch, just one of many that occur in my day here in the UAE, it is a challenging environment in which to be a web publisher and podcaster.  Cheers, Mark Bradley

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A regular news update this week.You can follow me on TwitterAll links to stories are on the blog

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Back on air after a two week break, this edition coming from Abu Dhabi.We talk about the technology issues I have found since moving here and ways around these that are useful for all travellers and business peopl coming to the region.Link mentioned: www.witopia.net and Tunnelblick the VPN of choice to get you online to everythingRoss Peden also review for us ReactOS which is a windows replacement operating system that uses windows applications and drivers.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com Follow me on Twitter - aptusstrategyBlog: www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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A quick update on the latest news this week.All stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com Note: As I have had to move the blog to another platform the RSS feed will have changed, so you will need to resubscribe to that from the blog page.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comThere may be no show next week due to relocating overseas, however we will be back the following week.

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This week we  chat more about implementation of Cloud storage for your data based on my own recent experiences; Ross Peden introduces us to Ubiquity, and we do a round up of tech news.You can follow me on TwitterAll links to stories are on the blogRemember to recheck your feed to the blog as it may have changed after a rebuild this week.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comCheers have a good week.

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Your weekly roundup of news and view in technology and science from downunder.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll links to stories are on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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News and views covering lots of different areas this week.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com and all the links to stories covered and more are on the blog at www.antipodeanpdcast-blog.comHave a good week.

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Second attempt to get the show up this week, apologies to those who had failed downloads, Libsyn my hosting service has been not playing nice this week.

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This week we talk about using 3G internet in London, Ross Peden gives us his views on where technology is headed over the next year, and finally an update on some of the latest stories from downunder over the past week.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comLinks to stories will be posted on the blog at a later date.

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A quick update on the latest technology stories this week coming to you from my temporary location in chilly London.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com and all stories discussed are on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Welcome back to the Antipodean Podcast with our first show for 2009.  We slide in quietly this week with news and commentary for the period.  All links t stories covered are to be found on the blog at:www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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News and views on a weird week in the blogospace, with Telstra kicked out the the NBN, Apple falling out of the Macworld Tree, and claims of Chinese Cyberspying in Oz.  A round up of these and other stories to cose out our year.Happy Holidays everyone and we will be back in the New Year around the 7th Jan to kick off our 5th year of Podcasting and the Antipodean Podcast.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com and visit the blog fr full story links at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week we provide a quick news update.Ross Peden joins us to muse on the latest and greatest in Smart-phonesWe interview the founders of a new Start-up here in Canberra called Perkler and their use of social media tools to connect customers and grow their online marketing presence.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comFull stories and links for the week are on the main blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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A quick roundup of the latest technology and science news.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comFull story links on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This weeks show is dedicated to my Grandson Oscar Keats who was born on the 28th November 2008 in London.Full roundup of tech news this week plus a guest slot from Ross Peden who muses on the transition to Cloud computing applications and the way we are changing our online computing experience.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com and full stories are located on the blogsite at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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A general wrap up of science and technology news from down-under for the week.All stories are in full on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedbackto antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comFollow me on Twitter at: twitter.com/aptusstrategy

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All links to stories covered this week are posted on the podcast blogFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we cover Microsoft's CEO visit to Australia, the bevvy of announcements made by Telstra at its investor briefing meeting, and a range of other tech and science stories.We also continue our discussion of the 'Cloud' with further exploration of Microsoft's Live Mesh as well as exploring YoicsFollow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/aptusstrategyFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll links to stories covered are on the blog

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This week we talk about Content Filter proposals in Australia and the contentious nature of this Government project.  Express your concern at http://nocleanfeed.com and let the minister know what you think.Other stories cover the IT and telco sectors with science interruptus.Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/aptusstrategyFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com and all the stories soruces in full on the blog at http://antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week is a big catch up show.  First we look at some products of interest:DroboThe eeepc 1000H as a netbookDropbox, Box.net and Evernote â all âcloudâ computing tools Then a round up of the latest stories for the period.  Full links and stories are on the blog

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All links to this weeks podcast stories are located on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com.

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Links to all the stories covered this week are posted on the blog at:antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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For the week ending 2008â09â28:All stories links on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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All stories are found on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week we discuss the report released on the Australian Innovation Review; issues about downloading HD video from iTunes; Weekly coverage of IT isues. All links to stories are posted on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week we discuss Dropbox and the Optus pre-paid 3G wireless card service, plus the latest science and technology news from downunder.  This stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This weeks show includes a request from listener Adam who want help with creating and accessing a shared database plus a full roundup of the latest news from downunderFeedback and comments to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll links to stories covered in the show are found on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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General roundup of science and technology news from downunder. All stories and links are located on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback via email to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Lots of varied stories this week covering tech, innovation, medical science and envirotech.Link to NSW DSRD Small Business Month:www.smallbusinessmonth.gov.auLink to Digital Futures Report:www.cci.edu.au/projects/digital-futures Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll other stories are o the blog at:antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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A good old round up of Science and technology news drom downunder this week, something for everyone.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.comAll stories on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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All stories covered this week are posted on the blog in full at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we provide a hearty roundup of science and technology news with no mention âof the phoneâ All stories o the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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We cover the the downunder craziness of the past week over the iPhone and update on recent other developments of an all tech nature this week.All stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week we look at the latest report to come out on climate change in Australia and what we must do to avoid a catastrophe. Updates on the venerable iPhone, National Broadband Network and other tech related stories plus a smattering of science stories including some from across the ditch in New Zealand.Full stories on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com and feedback welcome to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we thanks Apple Australia for great service, cover growing issues with the federal government over spending on innovation and the knowledge economy, update on new quantum computing developments and cover a smattering of stories on iPhone stuff.  We also talk about the introduction of TIVO this week in Australia.All stories on the blog and feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Lots of news this week rom the technology front and also many announcements from last weeks Bio2008 Conference in San Diego.All stories are located on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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A short show this week rounding out some of the stories that broke apart from the iPhone 3G hubub that dominated the blogosphere. Back next week with full length show.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week from Riyadh, a general chat about some interesting observations in Saudi Arabia, a warning to tech global nomads about internet sharing , and some tech news from downunder.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This weeks show comes to you from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where I am on a client assignment. We chat about the ICT sector here and I give impressions of the Science, Technology and Innovation landscape.  We also cover some of the key stories for the past period from downunder. Full stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we look at the impact of the Federal budget on Science and technology in Australia and cover a comment from Blue Cove Ventures on the closure of the Commercial Ready program ands its effect on start-up ventures. We also cover on line synchronisation of files for sharing between various users, updates on the IT sector, and cover off latest developments and news in the environmental, medical and biotech sectors.All stories are on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com Feedback and comment can be sent to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we cover the news that multiple vendors wil be selling the iPhone in Australia, cover latest in telco and technology developments and bring the news that the Playpus genome has been sequenced with some amazing surprises. Plus some major developments in the fight to lower methane (greenhouse gas) emissons from livestock.Detailed stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we review the Griffin Evolve Wireless speaker sytem, the death of free wifi in NSW, Telco updates including new 2,5GHz spectrum, the iPhone in Australia, Spam reaches 30 yrs birthday, NSW nuclear reactor to restart after 10 month closure, and the Eta Aquarids meteor show come to a sky near you.All stories on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com and feedbackback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Quick roundup of the latest technology news from downunder for the week.Check the blog for full stories.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week some comments on setting up and using mixed 802.11b/g/n wireless network environments and the advantages of maintaining separate 802.11g (2.4GHz) and 802.11n(5.0GHz) environments.We also cover off news of the week including closure of Australia's CDMA network, challenges to iTunes with new services from Nokia and VideoEzy.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we talk about implementing the IMAP email protocol to more easily manage email on the road.  Other stories covered include, new rumours on the iPhone in Australia; NICTA receives boost from NSW state government; update on FTTN â tenders called; Digital TV lags; and soe science news updates.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This is the 3rd anniversary of the Antipodean Podcast.  We talk about a useful and safe hack for the Apple TV, and cover off the latest tech and other news from downunder.  All stories are located on the blog site.

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This we do a 'shout out for help' on the eeepc, take the history of the internet quiz, delve back in audio time, look at a new method of search (check out www.tianamo.com) and cover latest technology news from downunder.Follow us on www.twitter.com/aptusstrategyFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we look at: Naked DSL roll out continues, Apple stores in Australia and that iPhone again, Hi tech ATM thieves hit Sydney, Mobile TV via WiMax, ABC (Australia) publishes TV online, Government boradband plans bog down, Hobbit update and more.All stories at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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This week we cover Woz in Oz, Apple iPhone SDK forum, 3G developments, BPL down and out, the Hobbit and much more.  All stories online at the Antipodean Podcast BlogCheck out the NHMRC podcasts at NHMRC PodcastsNSW Entrepreneurs check out the DSRD Stepping Up Program I am running in April May 08.Theme: New media marketing and communicationAll details on line at: www.aptusstrategy.com/steppingup2008[Note this link live after 5pm on 9.3.08]

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Topics covered this week include:check out the NRMRC Podcast Series produced by yours truly at:NHMRC Podcastslinks to other stories: iPhone could breach Australian law | Australian ITEarthquake predictions closer: ANU researchers - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)inform.kz | 160972Australia needs more biometrics data | Australian ITHutchison Australia narrows losses | Australian ITHutchison could expand 3G footprint | Australian ITMacDailyNews - Australian law could bar exclusive iPhone deals?iTWire - No, the iPhone's not illegal in AustraliaNo love as Unwired bleeds | Australian ITAustralia's 'backwards' border biometrics slammed : News - Software - ZDNet AustraliaGoogle and Optus link up in US$300m cable project: News - Communications - ZDNet AustraliaiTWire - Googleâs mobile search gets more powerful in AustraliaLegal schmegal: Aussie iPhone will still be locked: News - Communications - ZDNet AustraliaTasmania boosting broadband speeds - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)WA's $20m bid to win world's biggest telescope - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Aussie researchers discover cause of motor neurone disease - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Biometric pace of change gives Canberra the jitters: News - Software - ZDNet AustraliaTelstra, Optus must give network data to FTTN rivals: News - Communications - ZDNet Australia

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Stories this week:Aussie team claims 5Gbps wireless breakthroughiTWireIndustry, Apple haggles for hardware recycling help: News - Hardware - ZDNet AustraliaNICTA chip moves large files wirelessly | Australian ITProperty business sunk after domain dispute: Insight - Communications - ZDNet AustraliaADSL2+: A wholesale disaster for Telstra shareholders?: Blogs - Full Duplex - ZDNet AustraliaABC boosts mobile offering | Australian ITWiMAX 101: Is this the future of broadband? - Features - www.pcauthority.com.auAussie firm flying high with AU$50m Boeing contract: News - Software - ZDNet AustraliaUnis upgrade networks for hyperconnected students: News - Hardware - ZDNet AustraliaSecure internet stored in your pocket - Breaking News - National - Breaking NewsWireless driving Telstra earnings | Australian ITMacquarie Uni taps YouTube to deliver lectures | Australian ITFree Wi-Fi set to go full-time at Sydney libraries: News - Communications - ZDNet AustraliaiTWire - CSIRO develops portable secure computing deviceQuarter of all Aussie software is illegal: News - Software - ZDNet AustraliaNSW wireless broadband network plan stalled | Australian IT For access to all the links go to the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This weeks stories:Telstra set to finally switch on ADSL 2+ in over 900 telephone exchangesTelstra ADSL2+ 'spin' is breathtakingInternode doubts legality of Telstra's ADSL2+ plansVodafone OZ sees strong growth aheadCSIRO claims revolutionary waste into fuel process solves energy problemTasmania gets tech innovation cash bonanzaAll they are saying, is give WiMax a chanceAustralia getting more broadband for its buck'Simple discovery' leads to Aust science breakthroughPlastic bags to patch Telstra linesInternode hooks up regional SA after war of WiMaxJunk food may lower stress: research New Optus satellite comes online French team lends support to Pilbara microbe study All links to stories are at:  The Antipodean Podcast BlogFeedback to: antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Welcome to the Australia Day 2008 edition. We cover analysis of the 2008 Macworld announcements, wireless and broadband updates, plus a collection of the latest science and technology stories for the period.  all stories and links are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Some of the topics covered include:CES comments CES coverage â check out Techpodcasts.com10 worst tech predictions of all time Technology woes and customer service commentsMelbourne Apple Store location confirmedBelkin's Podcast Studio, the self-contained podcast producerHome computing pioneer honouredTelstra, Optus 'will delay on FMC launches' Australian chip design may find aliensPlus general news and wraps science and environmental sciences Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Happy New Year to all antipodean Podcast listeners.  This weeks show is a discussion with Michael Banham on where we think technology is going over the next 12-24 months.  We cover subjects such as telecommunications, wireless technologies and automation systems.  Michael is a veteran of the IT space with over 42 years working in the sector.  I hope you enjoy these musings.Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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A final show for 2007 wrapping up developments during the year from downunder, plus a sci-tech news update and some seasonal weird and wacky.  Happy seasonal greeting to all APC subscribers and listeners.  We will be back in Jan 2007.

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Stories this week:Blueberry cordial packs cancer-fighting punch - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)iTWire - Greenhouse gas methane may get the boot by kangaroosTelstra 'rejects Govt broadband plan' - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Telstra's BigPond bombs out with consumers | NEWS.com.auGPS to track orphan tasmanian devils - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Three cuts mobile broadband pricing by 50% | APC MagazineTelstra misled customers on Next G, court rules - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Kangaroo farts could fight global warming: scientists - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Transistor hits 60th birthday: News - Hardware - ZDNet AustraliaBroadband tenders by July | Australian ITiTWire - Lose that belly boys, eat red meat: scientific studyiTWire - BigPond blasted: can 14,000 net users be wrong?iTWire - Telstra a shoe-in to get the iPhoneiTWire - How Australians are accidentally breaking their phonesiTWire - Eee PC - eerily popular Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Links to stories for this week:E-Commerce News: Malware: New Zealand Teen Nabbed in Big Botnet BustVodafone and Optus in mobile broadband war: Insight - Communications - ZDNet AustraliaOptus 3G Broadband Could Reach 7.2Mbps - Smart OfficeDelivering broadband network top of Labor's list - Hardware - www.itnews.com.auiTWire - Australians more comfortable with virtual identities than real selfReelTime to shutter Sydney office | Australian ITAustralians 'encourage' online fraud | Australian ITAustralia gets new Minister for Broadband | APC MagazineNZ govt mulls new trans-Tasman cable - Breaking News - Business - Breaking NewsAustralian doodles impress Googler | Australian ITCSIRO holding high hopes for new battery - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Oz study confirms iPods boost learning - Education - Macworld UK Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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A very big show this week - sorry to the listeners who like their 30 mins but there was just too many interesting stories this week from downunder.full show notes links to the stories can be found on the blog here.

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This we we discuss:Skype and Leopard issuesICANN's new NZ chairpersonAussie scientist supercharges DSLGoogle taps another Aussie researcherUNSW lectures online -YouTubeThe DARPA Challenge and Australian InnovatorsBroadband speeds revisitedUnwired and femtocellslatest telco and ISP newsThinkFree locks down to BigPondWindfarmsCroc genes being dissected All stories found at the Antipodean Podcast BlogFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This weeks show cover MAC Leopard, iPhone, naked DSL, general updates in the telco and IT space and a range of general science updates.  all main stories are found at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This weeks show is all to do with phones.Links on the blog to stories covered:The Antipodean Podcast Blog: Skype Phone revealed and the winner is.....The Antipodean Podcast Blog: Links for 19/10/07The Antipodean Podcast Blog: Digital radio coming to mobilesThe Antipodean Podcast Blog: Boarding passes go mobileThe Antipodean Podcast Blog: In-flight connectivityThe Antipodean Podcast Blog: Australian VoIP providers 'must do better on 000'The Antipodean Podcast Blog: Telstra Next G audited as CDMA closure loomsThe Antipodean Podcast Blog: The bare facts about 'naked DSL'

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This week we chat about:Aircraft fuel requirementsThe 2007 Nobel prizesMedical discoveries here in Australiacontrolling feral pestsThe Tassie devil and its genesThe iPod Touch experience

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  This weeks show covers:3 working on low-cost Skype mobile: NewsPayPal, eBay and Yahoo begin rollout of authentication technologyACCC drops Google Australia casePhishing scams baffle AustraliansSolar research, factory for VictoriaAustralia to join US military networkCanberra a data hub targetAussie Solar Innovation takes off with US power supply dealFederal govt knocks back Aussie games industryAd agency cribbed my lecture notes: professorAir NZ set to pioneer biofuel for airlinersFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com or leave a comments on the download site at www.antipodeanpodcast.com

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A big catch up show this week covering a lot of technology and the life and physical sciences plus a bit of a rant. All stories can be found on the blog hereFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com or leave a comment below this posting.

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This week I cover my experiences transitioning from the PC to the Mac and comment n the wonderful world of virtualisation using Parallels.We also cover off the latest down under  tech stories for the past week.  All stories are found on the blogFeedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week we talk a little about the MAC and Parallels, and do a quick news update on both technology and some medical sciences developments.  All stories are located at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com. Forthcoming Australian Blogging Unconference, Brisbane, 28th September.  All details here.

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This week we cover:The Eureka Prizes - Australia's awards for Scientific ResearchUpdates on WiMax, 3G and all things Telco We also run and extended inter with David Malloch, A leading technology business person and entrepreneur here in Canberra. Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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All the background stories on this podcast can be found at the Antipodean Podcast Blog.Go here for  details of the Broadband Environmental Challenge Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week:Technology and science news update from downunder all stories found on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comInterviews on the Science, Technology and Innovation community in the Canberra region featuring:Geoff Keogh, Keogh and AssociatesRoslyn Hughes, CEO, EpicorpAssociate Professor Don Scott-Kemmis, Australian National UniversityNick McNaughton, CEO, Blue Cove Ventures Feedback to: antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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Topics covered this week:iPhone hacked in Australia - sort ofReport - Laser printers pose big health riskVOIP provider ENGIN gets new CEOReeltime TV records big lossesBigAir rolls out WiMax in AustraliaWimax Forums challenges Aussies criticismTelstra faces spying probeWill naked DSL be the way of the future for ISPs?Survey says we do ok in IT infrastructure in global comparisonsWhy bandwidth drives internet participation - Trends in the Living networksNew Australian Synchrotron opensHot Rocks power take another stepShiraz secrets revealed Feedback to antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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All stories in this weeks show at antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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No show notes this week, al stories found at:www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.comFeedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Topics covered:OPEL and the WiMax roll out in AustraliaCensus tells real picture of broadband use in AustraliaCSIRO to help build new government portalCSIRO gets positive ruling in wireless patent challengeGlobal mobile use about to pass 50% levelMobiles will not be jammed in Sydney during APEC meetingApple challenges Kiwi use of name for productLooksmart gets ready to leave AustraliaAustralian jailed in US for cyberpiracyRFID tags coming to Sydney airport for baggageSolar Smart rubbish binsAussies love HD TVScientists find bat virus crosses to humansAlgae as a biofuel sourceNSW State government finally approves therapeutic cloningDNA, Dropping and the Tassie tiger Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This Week:Cap-XX introduces new super capacitor for mobilesTrades people - your next network admin?Scramjet successfully tested a WoomeraEngin diversifies into TIVO and as an ISP resellerMobile ads to grow on back of 3GAussie Nuclear secrets revealedThe Chaser goes globalPaddocks without fences$25M to help Kiwi-Aussie biotechnology companiesSydney - desert for ideas and creativity Feedback to: antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This week we cover: WiTricityiPhone fever rifeMusic live on your phone via TelstraSmartgate gets some movementTivo to come to AustraliaSkypes new packages a threat to telcosOptus launches business VOIP serviceNew Stats on the health of Aussie broadbandInternode hikes prices, customers not happyTelstra broadband meltdownNSW Government approves therapeutic cloningNZ Tuatara threatened by global warming Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[a]gmail.com

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Topics covered this week:Parallels about to release v3.0 for Mac and its a goodyThe Battle for fibre to the node in Australia reaches critical pointOne laptop per child mesh networking tested in Australian OutbackGoogle keeps eye on new Aussie search engine MyLiveSearchAussie pollies line up for MySpace spaceNew alternative fuels centre open in PerthMarge to low fat milk cowMore genes found links to breast cancerAussie bee industry in danger of collapse from US invader Comments to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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No detailed notes this week.  A quick catchup show and apologies for the lack of show last week due to illness. Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This week we look at:The Telstra Blog kerfuffleAussie Software pirate extradited to USPrivacy Concerns over Governments Net PlansFederal Budget - no more money for broadband$52M for radio telescope projectReeltime.tv opens in New ZealandResearchers and company board positionsCoverage of BIO07 in BostonNature Bank opensNew Vaccine developments Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This week:A cautionary tale about small form factor CD-DVD discs and the Mac Superdrives.  I also cover off this weeks CEBIT exhibition held in SydneyCEBIT Companies mentioned:Online Storage - DatamateSeond Life Graphics - The Project FactoryGPRS Web surfer - PocketsurferHD Video Camera - AIPTEK Other stories:Need for broadband reaching 1Gbps by 2017 Australian Government to host personal web accountsDo Not Call Site collapses under loadWikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales get caught by the ChaserTwitter falters in AustraliaUnwired raises required $15MBlind pilot lands in Sydney Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This weeks stories:Australian Web 2.0 company Zookoda sold to PayperpostAustralian Labor Party releases Science and Innovation PolicyNew High capacity Telstra network launchediiNet to offer free iTunes DownloadsSony rescues Reeltime.tvVirgin Mobile releases cheap data plan for 3G network Express card released for Telstra NEXTG serviceAussies lose out in US domain  name scandalNew deadly virus found which hampers transplantationCoral and evolutionDingoes and geneticsReal life Kryptonite Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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A general technology and science catch up this week.  Following topics covered: Qantas to allow in flight SMS and email Ãïï TrialOptus testing 900MHz 3G Web counting tools ned revisionNICTA spin out company sets up in USAAustralia ICT Deficit reaches $20 BillionThe announcement that wasn;tTassie ICT companies reap rewardsAussie Music industry gets toughThe boy who duped YouTubeStem Cell therapy makes women walkFirst cloned Aussie beef cowNew diabetes treatment drug in trialsNo indigenous diabetes geneAquanaut resurfaces after 2 weeks Updates on new Australian biotech commercialization facilities Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This week I announce that I am stepping down from my current role as CEO of ATP Innovations to create a new start-up business called APTUS Strategy.APTUS Strategy engages with clients at the intersection of Commercialisation, business development and  Communication and Marketing.Our goal is to enhance our clients productivity, sales, level of client engagement and satisfaction and to enhance employee communication and motivation through the adoption and roll out of an integrated communications program using new social media networking tools.We achieve this by tailoring your corporate communications and marketing programs through easy-to-use software tools, strategies and services based on the latest Web 2.0 concepts. Also check our our new APTUS Strategy Blog; Market are Relationships and podcast APTUS VoxAdditional Content this week:Telstra and Google have a spam spatComputer hobbyists are a dying breedGreen Power from hot rocks Scramjet research to be centred in BrisbaneAussie scientist discovers new NebulaScientists grow inner ear cellsDrugs from the Queensland rainforest given go ahead Podsafe Music this week: Cats bite by Boom Boom Becket from the Podcafe Music NetworkFeedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Welcome to our 2nd year Anniversary Show.Topics covered:Listener feedback on hacking the Apple TVNew Aussie Yahoo search engine ALPHA launchedNote on issues with Parallels for Mac build 3188 - don't installAussie software assist African mobile operatorRolling mobile ISP hotspots for African and Asian CountriesTelstra provides free WiFi to Qantas club customersTelstra wins $85M contract to roll out NextG 3GDown and out with PowerPointSolar power breakthrough in New ZealandAlgae munching biologist goes underwaterPandemic trainings for doctorsIT responsibility and climate change Podsafe Music this week: Summertime, from Boom Boom BecketFeedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Show notes: Check out the podcast interview with VquenceTechpodcast Network launchs new siteComments on Apple TV, check out movie conversion tool ImTOO 3 completed HSDPA Upgrade in major cities3 announces new broadband content plans including Skype callsVodafone tries prices revampTelstra to put in new cable to USAOptus to launch new comms satelliteOptus to roll out HSDPA by May 2007Optus glitch on phone calls lets other listenSydney based PC tools gets included on Google packAussie credit cards maxed out on high tech gearDigital radio to launch in Australian end 2008Ribena Court caseBerries help fight CancerNew Cancer target identifiedCane toads evolving rapidly and predicted to spreadPlan for Green Car innovation Fund by Labor PartyAntarctic ice thinningSpace junk or meteor narrowly misses planAussie wins YouTube award Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This weeks show covers: The big proposed changes in Australian broadband coverage should the opposition Labor party come to power as a result of this years federal election. This policy announcement in the face of the comical series of policy disasters by the federal government really shook the roots of the broadband debate, and was generally very well received. Will it happen? Tim will tell.RFID test bed set up in SydneyAussies own more gadgets than AmericansCommentary on the roll out of digital TV in the UK and US which appears to be well planned in both countries, and less so in AustraliaAussies in love with LCD TVs compared with Plasmas, but a weird glitch hit LG brand TVâs here in Australia where they would freeze, and a fix will be costly.Launch of new video search company VquenceCalls to phase out non-stick chemicalCall to ban nanomaterials in toiletriesDiscovery may increase shelf life of bloodNew species of Taipan found New bird flu test developedClimate change controversy over paper claimsDressing women in clothes from fermented wine All feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Topics covered this week: Thanks to listener feedback. Remember you can feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com Check out two interesting sites shoutcast.com and zamzar.comiTunes primes for Aussie TV and Movie downloads?Factoid of the weekVint Cerf â Aussies will demand better broadbandComments on French Internet offerings vs those on OzCommunications Minister messages disappointG9 Consortium readies for Fibre to home proposal and Telstra threatens class action whilst still working on its own proposal in the backgroundLink to choosing a great Aussie broadband dealSkype certified enterprise gateway being marketed in AustraliaOptus plans small business VOIP offeringSydney to wait for DVB-H mobile TV till 2010!!NICTA readies gigabit wireless chipCSIRO builds new  IT FoundationWhy Australian women dont want a career in ITTelstra Bigpond launches in Second LifeBlogs ousting the good old diaryAustralian Scientists discover effective treatment for MalariaNew Species Mosquitoes found in South AustraliaSpider venom could be used to repel insect pestsAussie bird Flue vaccine promisingDevice claims to harvest water from the airBP to invest in biofuel research

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This week we discuss the experience of incorporating a mac into a PC home networked environment and the use of Parallels to also run Windows on the Mac.  I it all works well and a Mac can add great versatility to your mix of computing applications. We also explore the Airport Extreme 802.11n.Useful links for Mac programs  to make this  migration successful are:Phone synchronization - see: http://www.markspace.com/ I like Missing Sync as a utilityBackup utilities - see: http://www.intego.com/personalbackup/ I  use Personal Backup over a network.Also covered:YouTube blocked by Aussies schools to prevent bullyingTelstra launches campaign against Federal GovernmentTelstra refunds NEXT G customers for excess bandwidth usageRival fibre to home consortium still serious contender for roll outAussies decline online TV due to broadband slownessNew invasive advert technologyYoicks - Second life contenderHidden life in Antarctica revealedorigin on white wine result of double mutation Podsafe Music Quiet Earth by BeeblebroxFeedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Finally folks I get this show out - I have been on the road and plagued by numerous technical challenges - so no show notes this week just listen to the show to get all the catch up news and all the stories are on the blog at antipodeanpodcast-blog.com, cheers and happy listening

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Sorry folks been hits a a flu lergy and having difficulty getting the show out this week - will try for Monday if not, a mega show next week. Cheers APC

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This week: Apple to open Store in SydneyGoogle Maps Australia released but there is a problemNew Aussie startup Si-Mi seek to pay for media contentAustralia up for sale in DubaiTelstra Next G has 500,000 signups to its 3G service3 Mobile to offer Skype calls on mobilesUnwired release faxing service without phonesAussie mobile addiction leads to health issuesWiMax might become a 3G standardYahoo!7 and Reeltime.tv partnerEthernet over power options increasing for HDTVVisit a problem for USB DSL modemsPlastic Nanospheres to hunt out cancer cellsAmazon technique may held reduce greenhouse gases Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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Topics covered this week: Check out two interesting podcasts:Social Media tools and communication with your clientsIn the Newz Podcast 3 Mobile turns on high speed 3G HSDPA network in Sydney, other centres to followOptus announces plan to roll out 3G HSDPA across 96% Australian populationSouthern Cross cable linking to USA to get upgrade to 1.2TpsNSW Metro WiFi tenders calledISPs warned about 24Mbps claimsGoogle Maps of Australia Day in Sydney misses its targetsTelstra and ABC Australia get into Second LifeClimate Change warning for SydneySolar Innovators move to USAAustraliaÃÂÃÂÂÃÂÂs 50 year old nuclear reactor shut down ÃÂÃÂÂÃÂÂ new one comes onlineNew Biosecurity centre announcedThe Hobbit is a new species ÃÂÃÂÂÃÂÂ controversy continuesWarnings over use of Lavender oils as endocrine disruptersFreddo Frog inventor passes on Podsafe Music this week: Water, Sand and Bone, by Jeff de Herdt All stories on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com or to www.antipodeanpodcast.com

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This week: Google and Microsoft photograph Australia Day from the skyThe Microsoft Wikipedia kerfuffleNo Vista downloads for AussiesIs WiMax secure?Bigpond cable may open up speedsEngin provides VOIP on Nokia N80 phonesSmall business still confused by VOIPWill iTV allow movie downloads from Australians?Auipodrepairs.com the answer to iPod repairsQantas has inflight entertainment problemsNew fossils discovered on NullaborSnake menace increases as drought bitesScientific evidence that we need holidaysUpdate on listed Aussie biotech sectorTim Flannery named Australian of the YearTassie devil ranks world worst sounds Podsafe music this week: Destiny by Duane Carter All stories in detail at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered this week:The 3 network Netconnect card - experiences so farUpgrading your hard disk using AcronisSkypes new Pro Service to launch in AustraliaPaypal to test keychain security dongle in AustraliaUnwired funding updateThe birth of solid disk (Flash) storage drives up to 128GBComments on Telstra and broadband expansion - the war continuesComet McNaught dazzles southern skiesStudent break solar car road trip record Podsafe music: Smooth Breeze by Guardian Mind Mix

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The Antipodean Podcast has some coverage this week of the Consumer ElectronicsElectrontics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas from the techpodcasts network  and courtesy of Andy McCaskey from Slashdot Review and Todd Cochrane from the Geek News Central Podcast.  Thanks to both for making this available to TPN members for inclusion in their shows.  Also congratulations to both Todd and Andy on a martathon effort at CES in producing both audio and video coverage of the event.  Go to www.techpodcasts.com for full coverage. CES items covered: Near Field Communications - Mobile doubles as credit card for paymentWowee - is it a bird?SmartshopperUSA -The reminder we all needParrot - bluetooth enable picture frames Other items covered this week: Australia trial Low cost laptop from the One Laptop Per Child programEricsson Australian Consumer lab survey ÃïÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂàwhat we likeMicrosoft Australia gets new Managing DirectorBoeing joins Queensland Scramjet projectCaffeine in drinks ÃïÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂàpotential issue for childrenAussies get to see new comet this weekAussie Zoo puts humans on display All stories on the blog at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Happy New Year to all Antipodean Podcast listeners and subscribers. A short show this week as we get back into the podcasting groove.  Besides as most of this part of the world is still on vacation its been a slow couple of weeks on the new front. Topics covered this week include: Major earthquake near Taiwan causes internet havoc in AsiaUnwired needs to raise $10M to keep funding flowingCars get broadband routers - we remain hopeful in AustraliaFunding becomes critical for more research to save Tasmanian Devils from cancerous disease2007 to be hottest on recordVale instant noodle inventor Podsafe music this week: Gerry Wall, Fire in St Peters

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This week: We celebrate our 100th Show of the Antipodean Podcast. Happy Holidays to all APC listeners New Copyright ruling by Australian Federal Court puts hyperlinking into danger zoneWireless bandit faces JailCSIRO breaks wireless transmission recordBroadband uptakes continues to growNew Zealand mobile and broadband growth levels offCable boost for Internode across the Pacific2006 a big spammer year for AussiesAussie stem cell company get FDA approval for human trialHopeful new biotech treatment for liver cancerFossil discovery challenges NZ evolution ideasPlus; call for help on iMate Jasjam and global roaming; comments on cables and gadgets and holidays Podsafe Music: âRockin around the christmas treeâ, Ayla Brown Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com   [at] = @

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An annual compilation of podsafe music played on the Antipodean Podcast during the 2006 shows. Designed for easy holiday listening whilst you travel.Thanks to the Podsafe Music Network.  All tracks have been downloaded from this source and their play previously acknowledged with the artists.

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This week:Global Connect in Toronto - links: www.globalconnectnews.com and www.successful-innovation.com for podcasts of the eventReeltime.tv - poor customer service and difficulty to access servicesWii sales break Aussie Xbox recordsAmended copyright laws passed - we are now legal..sort ofFree-to-air TV challenged by online servicesTelstra releases NextG (3G) USB plug modemCohda Wireless improves Muni WiFi with new technologiesTelecom NZ boosts 3G speedsMobiles major cause of motor accidents in OzGoogle Earth spots large image in NullaborEmbryo Cloning Laws passed in Australia - finallySnail toxin offers new pain reliefBiotechnology now playing critical role in New Zealand economyNew fossil finds in Tasmania and New Zealand Feedback to antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com

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This week: State of NSW to roll out free WiFi in Sydney CBD and other major centresState of WA to invest $1Billion in Statewide broadband upgradeCustomers give thumbs down to Telstra and thumbs up to InternodeOpinion - Wimax may fail to fly highSydney Aiport evaluating RFID for luggage trackingOpinion - Australian copyright lawsUpdate on how cane toads driving Australian species evolutionScientists claim drought wiped out Australian megafauna 40000 yrs agoEvidence on mass extinction from Australian and US studiesSpinach can protect you from suns harmful effects

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This week: Update of 3G â Hutchisons 3Mobile  launches HSDPA network and new Data card and plans; also see Om Maliks State of 3G pieceCSIRO Wireless patent kerfuffle â updateUnwired gets Deloittes Tech awardReeltime.tv launches download to wn movies in Australia â TechCrunch says model will not workControversy surrounds pending bill on Australian Copyright laws â we could all go to jailYouTube gets into politics in AustraliaGovernment launches education program to convert analogue TV uswers to digitalICANN chief warns of domain name chaos if non-latin characters adopted. Podsafe music this week: A special place, Greg Federico Feedback: blog: www.antipodeanpodcast.com; voice: www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com;  email: antipodeanpodcast at gmail.com

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This week: Review of two new HSDPA 3G services -Telstra and VodafoneComments on the iMate JASJAM phone and PDATypepad mobile for mobile bloggingCSIRO wins WLAN patent caseRupert Murdoch slams Aussie broadband speeds and creates a controversyADSL2+ Annex M approved and launched by InternodeFirst Aussie deployment of WiMaxBlueAnt Wireless earns CEA awardAustraliaâs mounting e-Waste problemSea robots aid climate researchHuge icebergs float by New ZealandLow salaries inhibit development of Malaysian Biotech sectorSheep Genome mapping almost completeNew Zealand students allowed to use SMS text speak in exams!The birth of the air guitarâ Podsafe Music this week: â Live to love, love to live', by Greg Federico

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This week we cover:Check out Omnidrive - an Aussie company offering online storage which is simple and fastZookoda - the Aussie company offering comprehensive email marketing application for bloggers and companiesStem cell cloning bill passes Australian SenateControversy of government subsidies for new cervical cancer vaccineGoogle - the doctors best friendBenitec - Gene silencing company hopes for acquisitionTelstra finally opens up pipe to ADSL2+Google warns about problems with proposed Australian Copyright lawsClimate predictions: Heating up, rainfall downCSIRO releases revolutionary new Air Shower Podsafe music this week: Lonely Tree, by Greg Federico. Feedback to -  antipodeanpodcast[at]gmail.com.Visit the blog  - www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered this week:Update of broadband over power lines - new convergence of applications appearing but interference with certain frequencies still an issue.  See relevant stories at the Antipodean Podcast Blog.ISP complaints in Australia on the riseNew Australian Nuclear reactor fires upFederal government raising the Nuclear power debate in Australia with predictions that we will have such services within 15 years.Marsupial polyandry-selecting the fittest. Podsafe music this week: Rosochacha by Greg Federicho

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Topics covered this week: Vodafone HSDPA 3G network launched, but many cities will have to wait for coverageHutchison readies to launch HSDPA 3GTelstra NextG 3G readies to upgrade speedQueensland plan to roll out FTTH networkLaser TV technology unveiled in SydneyChile positions as major IT outsourcing centreThe future of the  com.au domain up for public commentiPod wins shonky gong awardAustralia imposes 6th largest ecological footprintNew solar powered plant announcedScientists find super-earth ice planetsNZ scientists contribute to honeybee genome elucidationNew Biotech centres for Queensland launchedBid to keep stem cell scientists in AustraliaScientists developing better bananasDevil disease updateMystery hum rings true in NZVegemite not banned in US despite fears

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This week we review three types of media streaming devices; the MediaGate 350 HDD, the Slimboxes from Slim Devices and the Wireless audio streaming system from Logitech.For a comprehensive review of the MediaGate product go here to the CNet site.We would love feedback on your experiences with these devices and others; please use the comment fields.

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Topics Covered this week:Why can't downunder podcasters get investment?Web 2.0 fever gains downunderUpdates on Unwired implementing new technologies in preparation for WiMaxSingapore to provide free wireless island wideOECD fugures show big gains in broadband deploymentBoost for internet speeds over copper may negate fibreRobots carry out kidney surgeryTassie get major award for geneticsPredictions for major medical advances by Aussie ScientistsAustralia urged to join Nuclear Fusion consortiumWeird and wacky- the perfect device for boiling eggs without water. Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network - Somewhere along the Road, by Marie Ni Crochain

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Topics covered:Telstra launches NEXT G (HSDPA)the new 3G network to replace CDMA but it also rains on parade......Telstra T3 share float to be launched next weekTelstra upgrades its cable internet networkVodafone Australia confirms its own HSDPA 3G network launch on 20th October.Warning about new computer bug '2038' to rival Millennium bugTasmanian fibre to the home about to go liveAustralian companies warned by APPLE on use of 'Pod'Australian researchers receive IgNobel awardAustralians part of team who create 3D map of universeResearchers devise breath test for breast cancerGenetic marker aids cancer treatmentResearchers back original Hobbit claimsAussie PhD students need remedial english classes Podsafe music this week from the Podsafe Music Network: Morning Light by KAZ

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Show notes to be posted later. All stories found at the Antipodean Podcast Blog.No music this week.

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Topics covered:Check out Smart Internet CRCNew $600 million telco fund announcedNetspace to rollout largest ADSL2+ coverageAussie heads new WiMax AssociationPodlounge gets into mobile podcastsNo movies in Australia from iTunesCSIRO and WiFi developmentsCheck out CSIRO Solve MagazineAustralian Scientist wins Lasker awardVegetable anti-cancer compoundsLimb regrowthStem cell therapy for heart patients shows promiseWalking shark discoveredOzone hole just got bigger Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network: When I close my eyes, by KaZ.Feedback please to antipodeanpodcast [at] gmail.comProud member of the Techpodcasts Network and the blubrry.com communities

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Topics covered:Australian TV network buys into leading VOIP providerConsumers resist paying for mobile contentAARNet rolls our 3rd generation high speed networkHospital launches out unique 802.11a networkStructure on insulin receptor detemine by Australian ScientistsAnti-inflammatory drugs in heart risk warningFishy Stories - Fish change sex at will; Fish have great memoryCSIRO in froth and bubble research Podsafe music this week: Ocean of Blue, by Marie Ni Criochain, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network

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Topics covered:Vodafone Australia gets ready to launch high speed 3GTelstra readies to launch its own 3G networkUnwired continues expansion in MelbourneOptus providing cell casts of commercial radio Telstra executive to reveal all in memoirsAustralia post trials new online identification systemNZ introduces new laws to cover DRM Telephone telepathy - is it real?Climate updates and a storm in Canberra Sydeny harbour reveals toxic food chainMicrobes to clean up toxic waste3D structure on organs revealedSoft drinks and obesityMilk protein as a mouthwashCervical canver vaccine sells wellNZ scientist joins prestigious committeeQuarks reveal secretsTas scientists working on moon composition study Podsafe music from the podsafe music network: The long hall, Karmyn Tyler

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Topics covered:Telstra buys Chinese website companyTelstra chases VOIPEricsson in collaboration with NICTA over wireless technologiesiBurst comes to Intel MACSNZ company debuts new video technologyBionic eye undergoes clinical trialsLearning about vision from insectsQueensland team pulls large NIH grant for Arthritis workNew test for cardiac disorderLongterm study sheds light on asthmaClaim: Government censoring scientistsUpdate on climate change in AustraliaFossils reveal transition from sea to land Podsafe music: Django-like from Brian McRae

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Topics Covered:Podcast and coverage from the Successful Innovation Workshop 2006Interview with Metrioo - Mesh Wireless in Australia?Qantas worries about Dell laptopsUpdate on Unwired - wireless network in AustraliaComments on the 2006 Eureka awards for ScienceAussie Maths genius awarded major prize Podsafe music this week: Evans Essence from Anne Farnsworth

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Topics covered:Federal Government moves to stem cells concience voteMotorola plugs WiMax in AustraliaWifi to spread to remote regionsCompetition hots up in Melbourne wireless spaceUpdate on lost moon landings tapesUS satellite protection plan a threat to HF radio and GPS signals in Australia and New ZealandAustralia formed by continental collisonHot rocks as an alternative energy sourceSolar power advancesAntarctic snow fall levels warn of faulty climate change modelsMore on Australia's prehistoric creatures - new details revealedAussie farmers asked to report ugly sheep in new genetics studyBovine genome mappedNZ: Pakeha love gene claimed Check out www.blubrry.comAPC is a proud member of the Techpodcasts NetworkPodsafe music this week: 'Saturday morning' by Anne Farnsworth

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Topics Covered:Telstra finally abandons Fibre to the node project and all G9 groups bluff to roll out alternaive networkTelstra announces $1 billions loss for past yearTelstra crticised for bonus to its CEOFederal government claims Australian well served for fast broadbandTelstra aims for dominance in Wireless sectorAussie census goes well onlineSydney ranks 6th in MacBurger indexUniversities seeking more R&D fundingEducators encouraged to embrace Web 2.0, and lectures as podcasts a big hit with studentsCheck out Zapr - new online file transfer made easyCSIRO unveils new fire-proof plastic polymerIs the Y chromosome about to disappear and spanw a new species?Controversy over Maori violence gene claimWestern Australia to create population DNA databankSeeing shoes for the blindBreast cancer genes breakthroughNew trial for melanoma treatmentGene silenced rye grass reduces hayfeverDiabetes-kidney disease linkNews from New Zealand - Kiwi fruit reduces cancer risk and New drug to treat neurological disordersRSS may harbor security risksHappy Birthday IBM - PC turns 25.Pandora Radio check out Earl Mardles interview with founder Tim Westergren at A Networked WorldCheck out BlubrryVisit In Dialogue for the latest Podcast interview with BioPower This weeks music from the Podsafe Music Network is: Ben Street Blues by Justice on a Budget

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Topics covered:Telstra's 3G broadband network hits the wall as serious concerns raised about viablility of the Ericsson platform chosen Telstra's Fibre to the node netwok stalls as impasse reached with regulator. Smaller Aussie IPSs reducing speed to due to Telstra DSLAM charges increaseABC breakfast radio interview on Aussie broadband issues - Partial snapshot; full mp3 can be downloaded here: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/feeds/bst_20060801.mp3Satellite technology foils car thieves in SydneyNew trojan virus (A311) infects 10000 Aussie computers - not esily detected or removed.Aussie companies get $34M in government grants for R&DNew Zealand Agbiotech sector and novel products on show at major biotech conference in Melbourne next week.No link between head-brain size and intelligence.Clouds over Antarctica warn of global warning.No link between dairy foods and prostate cancerDingos and cane toadsThe perfect tech egg timerNew marine fossils Update on the happiness index Music played: From the Podsafe Music Network, skidmarks by Peopod

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Topics covered this week:Comments on changing ISPs and ADSL2+Squeezeboxes and Slim Devices - music streaming nirvanaPacific ISP link new faultsNewton vs the Samsung Q1 tablet - have we moved very far?Omnidrive the new Aussie online storage solutionKazaa goes legalHSDPA from Hutchinson 3G next yearMotorola to trial WiMax mobile phonesNZ Telecom to ramp up internet speedsNZ talent brain drain to AustraliaAustralian 2006 Census goes onlineAustralian Banks fail in online communications testUniversities spent 4.2 billion on R&D and increase industry engagementBiotechs urged to mergeSteps in fight against Hepatitis CNew Aussie Alzheimers DrugPluto warming upAussie Jenolan caves - worlds oldestMore calls for renewable energy alternativesWeird and wacky - sucking sea spiders from the deepStudent patent anemone captive breeding processNew podcast: In The Newz from ATP Innovations Music this week: Dixie mashup from Dave Winer et al.Miami from Gumbi Ortiz from the Podsafe Music Network

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Topics covered this week: CSIRO loses a round in WiFi Patent caseQantas to offer inflight broadbandMalaysia scrap Wimax broadband tenderOptus readies launch of new communications satelliteFree VOIP calls in Australia and overseas with GizmoNew smart electricity meters to be introducedBroadband has killed the bicycle courierABC (Australia) world leader on podcastingIT calender girl website controversyAustralia: Scientist shortage loomsNew Gen 3G to be launched in New ZealandGoogle sets up in New ZealandNZ dangerous place to travel?New signs of life on Mars? Fossils look goodNew Artificial heart projectIodine deficiency in australiaUpdate on Aussie life style stats for 2005Visit blubrry.com the podcast social network Podsafe music this week: January, by Kelly Goodlad, from the Podsafe Music Network

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Topics covered: Australians in Lebanon (http://antipodean14.blogs.com/lebanon_crises_2006) and reflections on a  more peaceful time;  G9 telco consortium and a new plan to create FTTN network to compete with Telstra. Comments from ABC morning breakfast program (www.abc.net.au/rn); World has 2 billion mobiles on line; Vodafone launches 1.8Mbits/s 3G modem; BigAir gets into VDSL services in Australian apartment complexes; New mobile services R&D centre opens in Tasmania; Researchers unveil new TV messaging services for remote communities; New Australian flat telescope to be built; Killer Kangaroo fossils unearthed; Bacteria linked to gold nugget formation; Dire warnings on antarctic ice melt predictions; Olive leaves - cancer killing potential; CSIRO revamps scientist communication policy; Australian States may go it alone on stem cell research - opposed to federal bans; global Happy Plant Index - we dont do rank well; Podsafe music this week from the Podsafe Music Network: Witch Hunt by Ron Helman, and Cairo Street by Jim Fidler

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Topics covered: A protein based terabyte storage capacity?; Superglue used to stop data theft; Sydney workers addicted to email; Britons and gadgets lead to environmental warning; Unisys wins large biometrics deal; 802.11n products begin to hit Australian stores; Brain research and legal defences; More efforts required to track asteroids; Virus lurks in Koala Gerome; Dog DNA may help human disease research; Government urged to continue trials of anti-blindness drug; Dodo update; Bigfoot update; Aussie inventions celebrated; NZ Antarctic program in doubt; R&D alive and well in New Zealand, New Zealand nano company heading into big things. Podsafe music; Blue in Rain by K C Saito and Forty Five from Whispering Johnson, from the Podsafe Music Network.

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Topics covered: New online office-like products from Zoho are worth a look; Aussie consumers spend more on gadgets than life essentials; Report from USA Today on Australia as a key centre for entrepreneurial activity; Australia broadband uptake slows as migration to ADSL reaches peak; Wireless technologies in Australia regarded as key for the future but infrastructure still embryonic; 3G services now cover Perth and Adelaide as Optus and Vodafone expand coverage; SingTel aims at 100mbps over copper with new VDSL service; New high speed network for academics and researchers in State of Victoria; Netgear releases new 200mbps broadband over power lines for home networking; New trial to begin in Australia for Bird flu vaccine; New trial commences for antibacterial contact lens; Cane toads advance on Western Australia; Dingo urine works as marsupial repellent; Tassie devils disease changing the ecological balance in Tasmania; Comments on Stems cells and cloning; Scientist starting to uncover the story around the Dodo extinction.  Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network; Swing that thing by Johnny Ferreira

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Topics covered: $100,000 Doherty Prize for new optical communications technology; Optus teaming with MSN; Vodafone launches innovative new service in New Zealand; Intel invests further in Unwired; BlueAnt in USA; Federal government releasing new internet filter fro everyone; Podlounge launches new service for Sony PSP; How long do CDs and DVDs really last; Discussion over tow articles on new media plus new blog site www.marketsareconversations.com; Aussie robot dogs are world champs; Australian Astronomer wins prize; Controversy over stolen body parts products; New vaccine to control liver fluke; Warner to help save Tassie Devils; New synthetic skin development; Vale Harriet the Tortise at 176 years. Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network; No Dice, Marius Kahan.

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APC 2006-06-17: Slow news week down under. Great podcasts to listen to: For immediate Release ( FIR) www.forimmediaterelease.biz features a series of great interviews focused around business and marketing and new media; check out Allison Sheridans Noscilla Podcast (http://podfeet.com), Allison covers Mac and other issues, great commentary and content. The Noscilla Podcast is a member of the Techpodcast Network (www.techpodcast.com); Remember this weeks TPN roundtable Saturday 17th 1.30 pacific EST (US). Comments on MyChingo (www.mychingo.com) a voicemail and audio comments plug-in, testing this on the APC blogsite (www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com). Also check out Waxmail as an alternative (www.waxmail.biz); Currently assessing Microsoft Office 2007 beta 2; New road tools; Mobile power pack from www.socketcom.com and the Beachtek (www.beachtek.com) DXA-10 battery powered pre-amp for two XLR microphone inputs with full phantom power - perfect in combination with the M-Audio Microtrack and condenser mics to provide complete portable solution for high quality on the road podcasts. News this week: Telstra forced to back down on ULL charges; Telstra seeks soft approach to IPTV services in Australia; Fibre to the home initiatives in Perth, Western Australia;  Young cyber sleuths wage war on mobile scam in Australia;  Commercialization Expo in Melbourne (www.expo2006.com.au); New biomaterial, Elastin offers unique tissue engineering solutions; Worlds oldest Fossils in Australia - possibly. Podsafe music this week comes from the Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com) Tracks played: Voice of the Wind and the View from Here by Marius Kahan.

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APC 2006-06-10: Happy birthday to the Queen. This week we talk about our first ever Skypecast of the popular ATP Innovations bizNetClub seminar (www.biznetclub.com.au) on the June 6th ; I also cover off some recent updates on the Techpodcast Network (www.techpodcasts.com) and mention some interesting shows worth downloading including; Slashdot Review, Home Network Help and the Geek News Central podcasts. A comment of research imperatives of Zoological Gardens; Other stories: Unwired rolls out new service into regional Australia via its partner Austar (www.austar.com.au); Unwired partners with ReelTime Media for wireless movie downloads; Comments on WiMax and BigAir (http://www.bigair.com.au/) wireless in Australia; Control of Canes toads in Australia and use of biological control and sex changes; Zero emission coal fired power stations in the future; Energy from hot rock technology possible; Scientists grow body organs in situ; acupuncture can improve IVF outcomes. Podsafe music this week comes from the Podsafe Music Network (http://music.podshow.com) Tracks played: Old Folks by Ron Helman; January by Kelly Goodlad.

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Topics covered: Forthcoming SkypeCast of biznetclub on June 6th (www.successful-innovation.com). New indialogue interviews (www.indialogue.com.au); New Australian anti-spam tool released (www.acma.gov.au ); New Aussie Blog search tool Gnoos goes live (www.gnoos.com); CSIRO Gets closer on patent win over WiFi (www.csiro.au); Why you should care about WiMax (www.zdnet.com.au) WiMax and 3G?; WiMax woes in New Zealand; Australia Post looks to electronic future; Aussies don't get HDTV; Australian continent formed by giant meteor; Volcano lake turns red; Waste water and biofuel reactors; Hobbit update; Weird and wacky review; Podsafe music from the Podshow (http://music.podshow.com); Light my fire by m7; One for the box, by Monika Herzig

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Topics covered: The emerging nuclear energy debate in Australia with panel discussion courtest of the ABC Radio National Breakfast (www.abc.net.au); Worries over regional wireless viability under Federal Government new funding scheme; Navini releases Wimax gear is a  boost for Unwired moving to new standards; iBurst eneables lives radio broadcasts in Sydney; Australia gives $$ for internet development in developing countries; NICTA get another $250M; Viruses more of a problem in Australia than hackers; Sleep aponea device wins award; Researchers deemed trustrworhty Australians; Huge underwater strcuture found in western Australia; Gene blamed for Taassie Devils disease. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network:  Sweet Nicole, Reginald Clair

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Topics covered: New Australian Copyright laws make downloads legal but commentators find major issues and limitations; Broadband over powerlines in Tasmania ready to go mainstream; VOIP  uptake in Australia gaining pace amongst consumers; Microsoft invests in Brisbane eResearch centre and also to include Australian phrases in Office 2007; iBurst wireless gets ready for expansion; Hutchison to introduce HSDPA to its 3G network; Optus and Disney form partnership; Gartner warns in privacy issues for companies using US based services providers; New Zealand budget continues strong support for science and technology; Hobbit controversy continues; Perth Zoo âZoo Poo Projectâ â is this the type of research that really warrants support? Music from the podsafe music network; âI found youâ by Rebecca Haviland (http://www.rebeccahaviland.com). Full stories at  http://www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered: Comments on how the Australian 2006 Federal Budget provide additional support for the ICT, Medical Sciences and venture capital sectors; coverage and four interviews with exhibitors at CEBIT Australia 2006 held this past week in Sydney. Review of the U3 USB flashdrive Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network http://music.podshow.com); Tabasuco, by  KC Saito. Full stories found at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com.au

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A quick show covering this weeks visit to the US and some recent updates from Australia.  Shownotes will be posted in full later

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Topics covered: From St Louis, Mo; Techpodcasts Network events; SkypeIn arrives in Australia, VOIP comments; Broadband comments; Australia to introduce national smart identity card; Aussies identify flaws in Cisco wireless routers; WOTIF to list on ASX; Southern Cross internet link repaired; Mobiles interfere with decision making; Space travel for Muslims â dilemma; Ozzy homeowners love solar; Embryos stems cells decision forthcoming; plants to produce 3 omega oils;  Music played from the Podsafe Music Network:  Dancin in the moonlight, and Salsa piccolo by Rich Fernandez. Full stories at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered: Intro comments - Techpodcasts network news (www.techpodcasts.com); Australian Innovation Festival (www.ausinnovation.org); Recent commentary on Australian Innovation by Thomas Barlow and promo interview on ABC radio - full interview at www.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/feeds/cpoint_20060410.mp3; Telcos forming pact to develop fibre network; more litigation against Telstra; Google hiring in Australia, and Google and Unwired get together; New high spped netwrok for academics in NZ; Aussies confirm RFID susceptible to DoS attacks; ANU to help develop world largest telescope; Underground rivers in Antartica; Wallaby milk has strong antibiotic molecules; Music played from the Podsafe Music Network:  Take it Easy, The Gabor Bolla Quartet; Easy Groove, The Blue Mile. Full stories at: www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered: Google buys Aussie search algorithm and the developer; Google and voice search; ABC Australia piece on Google; Family chat and internet services in NZ; NZ National Anthem; Telstra to consult public over new fibre network; Ausssie and NZ news from Bio2006, Chicago; Scientists discover frost resistant plant gene from Antartica; Wind energy concerns; Will Australia launch satellites?; the trillion dollar phone bill; Legumes in cancer fight; Sheep sharing by phone. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network:  Come on in, by Just Plain Darin. Full stories at  www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered:  New WiMax roll outs starting in city and regional areas; Broadband users topping 3 million but uptake slowing; iBurst wireless seeking to expand into new cities; Potetnetial challenges face 3G operators as switchover rools on; Australia urged not to regulate internet content; new VOIP player enters crowded market; Digital radio to launch in Australia in 2008; Kiwi dad gives away $40M proceeds from sale of internet auction site; Sky TV services restored in Oz and Kiwi land; Singapore introduces new biometric passports; BP enters biofuels market with fats fuel; Discovery of genes which regualte sperm and egg production. Podsafe music: The Woodshedders, from the podsafe music network (www.music.podshow.com). Full stories at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered: Intro comments and 1 year APC anniversary; Australian ISPs in new anti-spam assault; G2 Microsystems releases unique RFID Wifi Chip; iTunes boosts Aussie music sales online; Optus telco faces tough times and techno wobbles; Ultrabroadband network - GrangeNet to close; Australia slips in world tech rankings; Twitchy leg syndrome; Chocolate may deepen depression; Scramjet debuts in successful tests; Sky TV crashs in Australia and NZ; Announcement from the Techpodcasts Network: U3 USB Drives developers contest; Weird and wacky - the iPop Bra. Podsafe music from the Podsafe Music Network (www.music.podshow.com) Two tracks from Irene, Spanish singer. Full stories at <a href="http://www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com">The Antipodean Podcast Blog</a>

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Topics covered: Intro comments; Voip and wireless get together; New high speed network for rural Queensland; Freedom of speech and the internet; Google library access delayed in Australia; Aussie scramjet - new tests; Clinical trial dangers; Tinnitus interfers with mental tasks; Cylcone Larry and Great Barrier Reef; Weird and Wacky brits and the phone. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australian Media ownerships to be changed; Murdoch: media adapt or die; Digital radio in Australia â will it ever be a reality? Banks see human face over IT; Optus telco cuts staff; Xbox ready to launch on Australia; Report: New Concepts in Innovation, Business Council of Australia (www.bca.com.au); Viruses and obesity; Ice age cave reveals secrets; Eruptions strands kiwis Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Liar liar, Julie Harris; Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australia industry lagging on ICT front; Australia ICT industry regarded as a neglected business sector in Australia (www.brw.com.au); Australian governments need to get savvy on IT and eGovernment implementation; More on new broadband over power in Australia; Kiwi entrepreneur cashes in; Podcasting gets traction in Oz for radio; Government to establish ground rules for nanotechnology; More wireless spectrum to be auctioned; Coffee danger, damnÃïÂ; Thirsty plants tell us when they need a drink; Success with heart stem cell therapy; Aussie dunnies (toilets) standards under review (weird and wacky) Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Peeping Tom, Amy Abdou. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: New Australian Government Chief Scientist appointed and controversy stirs; ABC radio coverage of Chief Scientist controversy (www.abc.net.au); Media sensationalising science (http://www.smf.co.uk); Australian Biotech companies show market traction; Taipan venom - new clotting agent; Brain injury and chronic fatigue syndrome; Gene linked to depression; New rapid multi-target test for bird flu and other infectious agents; Pentagon employs sharks. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Blue Nova, The Panic Attacks. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Spyware merchant Olympic champion; Australian ICT sector seeks better branding and marketing push; Telstra launches the bigblog; Paid content is new focus of media companies; Earl Mardle from a Networked World muses on: Information Scaffold (www.kn.com.au); ISPs dropping wireless provisions; Internet2 coming to New Zealand. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Sin Promessas, Don Betto. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: A number of follow up stories this week. Technology: CSIRO gagging cliams to be investigated; broadband over power comes to Canberra; Australians dumping landlines; More Australians continue to connect to broadband; Is broad the 4th Utility yet?; 3G rollout â Telstra says integration will be a challenge; Scientists await new high speed network; New Australian search engine; New Zealand technology awards; Innovation Challenge, University of Sydney; Earl Mardle, Kangaroos loose in the digital paddock (www.kn.com.au); Life Sciences: Male gene and parkinsons link; Smelly frogs insectide; seaweed and diabetes; Giant penguin fossil; Cane toad evolution questioned; stems cells as art. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: One fool show, Doug Macleod, from Album, Dubb. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: 3G war heats up; Telstra faces Government oversight with CDMA shutdown and 3G introduction; The blurred vision of 3G ( From Earl Mardle of A Networked World ); Spammers win with the mugs; Love and RFIDs; Aussies Scientists claim goverment gags ther free speech; Malaria vaccine hopes; Prostate cancer vaccine developments; Toad evolution in our time (www.abc.net.au); Promo: Taste Media Group (www.tastemediagroup.com.au). Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Its all about love by Lisa Bell; It will be alright by Heather Sullivan; Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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A proud member of the Techpodcast Nework. Topics covered: Telstra releases downgraded half yearly earnings; Telstra show growth in broadband; Broadband prices set to rise; Australians spend up on yummy digital products; ABC Catapult programs on innovation ( www.abc.net.au/catapult); ABC program ÃïïInnovationÃïï in podcast format (www.abc.net.au/ra/innovations); Radical Wireless technology announced (www.computerworld.com); New vaccine for papillomavirus; Ausssie biotechs Ãïï state of play; Biotech forecast for Australia: see www.successful-innovation.com; In dialogue series Ãïï new podcasts ( www.indialogue.com.au); Reading skills genetic basis; Sex life of giant squid; Diary products prevent tooth decay ( www.newstech.co.nz); Music played (source; The Podsafe Music Network): Anymore, Monkeyshine. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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A brief review of my experiences using podcasting setups in different situations such as the home, in seminars and conferences and in the field. All links and references mentioned in the podcast can be found at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: FBI crack Aussie computer piracy ring; New virus threat a whimper in Australia; Top secret Cyber-storm exercise in Australia; Aussies are mugs â Nigerian scams (www.kn.com.au); Unwired wireless expands into Melbourne; Beach cam technology for life savers; Thirst and pain; Malaysian Bigfoot being tracked; More on Tassie Devils Tumour disease (also see www.abc.net.au); Marsupial genome sequenced; Perths hovering car; Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: New eyes, Miss Desmond; Other: The Banyon tree, unknown. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australian cancer researcher â Australian of the year; Australian Scientists help find new planet; Crayfish and NASA; Self cleaning bathrooms and nanotech; A million new species; New Australian developments in embryonic stem cells; Asia leads EU in science spending, Australia stays the same; World wide Wi-fi hotspots; Unwired expects good year on back of WiMax. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Sing a song of sixpence, by the 4 & 20 Blackbirds. Other: Australian National Anthem. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australia plays role in guiding Stardust space probe home (report courtesy www.abc.net.au); New update to skylook (v1.5) www.skylook.biz; New Successful Innovation Podcast â In Dialogue series (www.indialogue.com.au); Australians in new ePassport trial; Sony BMG joins iTunes Australia; Internet users and website judgement; Staff cuts at Telstra; Wristwatch to monitor malaria potential; Taiwan and Microsoft; Geekery as a personality trait; Zepto and Yocto; A bird in the bush (report courtesy www.abc.net.au) Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Sweet Blossom, Robin Stine; I canât see you, Lovespirals. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: The networked home â comment; IT and car registration; New Zealand Innovation â the smallest GPS chip; Aussie blog search engine; Aussie start-up and online storage; Net speeds in Australia lagging; CO2 sequestration trial set to commence; Concerns over secrecy of CO2 sequestration trial; Climate talks hosted in Australia controversial; Government moves climate change monitoring centre â controversial; More on stem cell commercialisation; Elvis drives women nuts; Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Safe, Amy Dalley; Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Topics covered: Australiaâs heats wave - a sign of climate change?; Warning over emerging virus threats in Australia; Broadband on the rise worldwide; Whats in Store for broadband in Australia?; School leavers shun IT at Universities; Postcard digital camera; Warning telcos may pull plugs on VOIP services; Radio for mobile; Gum disease and heart attacks; Growing body partsâ Australian stem cell breakthrough; Therapeutic Cloning â Australian review urges a lift on ban; Biotech freer in Asia. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Thinking you over by Melissa Forbes. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: new Firefox plug-in â Performancing, direct blog submission tool; Queen Honours iPod designer; Australian invention for interplanetary travel; Tasmania get ICT $$$ boost; Texas to get new BPL services; Didgeridoo helps sleep disorders; Ancient footprints reveal life 20000 years ago in Australia; redheads rule the roost; Evolution named by Science as 2005 top break through; CSIRO defends its new science based diet book; Missing spoons stir scientists into action. Music played from the Podsafe Music Network: Southern Cross by Visions of a Nomad; Blackheart Blues, by Melissa Forbes, Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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For your holiday season driving pleasure, a selection of music played over the past year on the Antipodean Podcast. All music is podsafe and has been sourced from the Podsafe Music Network.

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For your holiday season driving pleasure, a selection of music played over the past year on the Antipodean Podcast. All music is podsafe and has been sourced from the Podsafe Music Network.

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Topics covered: TypePad off the air - issues; iTunes download and contact issues; New WiMax spectrum to be released in Australia during 206; Update on WiMax and new standard; Research in Australia to bring new faster wireless technology; Telstra still growing soon to be defunct CDMA network; Gartner â warning over Blackberry implementation; bizarre â new RSSTROOM reader; Butterflies may bring us new optical imaging technology; Aussies Nobelâs pick up their gongs; Music played (source; The Podsafe Music Network): Silk Route by SayYa; Jingle bells by Natalie Brown; and from Kevin McLeod, a surprise. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog (assuming TypePad get their act together)

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Topics covered: Global Connect Conference Taiwan; Podcasts from Global Connect Conference found here - The Global connect Conference 2005 Podcasts; Sydney to get new WiMax Network; BPL update in Tasmania; Telstra pulls out of Research Centre; Australia Post trialing RFID for regular mail; Kazaa winds up in Australia; Maths and wobbly tables; Nasal Stems cells for spinal regeneration; Genetic test for melanoma; Stress causes sickness Ãïï study reveals; Jasmine rice aroma gene identified; Kangaroos fear sound of their feet; Camels in Australia could accelerate desertification; Music played (source; The Podsafe Music Network): Her Song by Hungry Lucy; Leaving by Chillerstadt. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: From Taipei, Taiwan; Taipei going fully wireless; Aussie industry working closely with Taiwan in ICT and electronics sectors; Delays to Tasmanian rollout of fibre to the home; NSW government moving to biofuels; Australia considers a nuclear future; new gene modification technology plus report from ABC Australia; cow flatulence; wasps loins examined; beauty in the eye of the beer-holder; study on lust; mosquito makes teens buzz off. Music played: What to do with Michael, Candy Butchers (Podsafe Music Network) Tico tico, Urban gypsies (Podsafe for Australia); El Escorial, Markus Kaes (Podsafe Music Network). Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: update on Broadband over power lines in Australia; Telstra forces 8.4 million users to buy new cell phones; VOIP policy in Australia confirmed; Australian Music Industry aims at piracy; Australian Inventor takes award to tyre recycling; Singing iceberg; New treatment for prostate cancer; Stem cell review in Australia; New laws cover biodiversity and bio-prospecting exploitation; Aging Octopi. Music played (Courtesy of the podsafe music network): Guerreros de noche, Luis Claudio; Locked in the shadows, Natalie Brown. Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Telstra releases new growth and infrastructure strategy; Opposition from other Telcoâs claiming anti-competitive behaviour; Optus launches new 3G/GSM/WiFi network; Australian Federal Government to invest additional 3.1 billion on Telco infrastructure; Australian Federal Government to create new critical infrastructure guidelines; Unwired feeling left out with new 3Gcompetition over WiMax; Hand cranked laptop for kids; Harriet the Tortoise reaches 175th birthday; New treatment in the works for cervical cancer; Genetics and cerebral palsy; Better anti venoms needed in Australia; Aussie lizards have toxic bite. Music played: Intro: Latin Salsa, K. Macleod; Welcome to Cairo Street, Jim Fidler (Podsafe Music Network); To hold you again, James La Brie ( Podsafe Music Network); Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Unwired releases new laptop card Ãïï getting close to WiMax; Austar ready for regional wireless roll out; Slow broadband hobbles OZ; Company directors beaware of your IT shortcomings; ISP enroll in Zombie stomp down; WaxMail promo; More troubles at CSIRO; Aspirin helps prevent skin cancer; DNA sequencing advance may resolve old crime cases; Coffee and your caffeine dose; Ozone hole will shrink; New Great Barrier Reef study; Funds to fight Tassie devils tumour disease; Meteor showers causes confusion and fright; Podsafe Music: Do you want me, Bree DeMoss ( Podsafe Music Network); Outro: K. Macleod (royalty free). Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australian video compression software; Waxmail debut; (www.waxmail.biz); ACT government drops Telstra and goes VOIP; Horse race crashes video server; Resilin; Tweety rescued; birds change tune; A sticky situation; Sperm donors warning; Positive effects of volcanoes; Fungus threatens Wollemi pines; Music played: Intro: Kevin McLeod; On a podcast, Cruisebox (podsafe music network); I Wonder, Natalie Brown (podsafe music network); Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: iTunes Store commences in Australia; Vegemite; Unwired welcomes competitors; Austar to roll out wireless broadband; Vodafone Australia to launch 3G Internet this week; Telstra will it allow other ISPs to access its new ADSL2+ network?; Digital TV in Australia Analogue transmission unlikely to be shut off; VOIP thriving in Australian customers happy; Auction of prehistotric Wollemi pines; Understanding Autism; Code of practice released for aussie biotech companies; GM rabbit virus causes concerns. Useful podcast; Successful Innovation Podcast Music played:The boy from Alabama meets the girl from Gundagai, Joy Nichols, 1942 (Unknown Source); flash Jack from Gundagai, Franklyn B. Paverty Bush Band (Unknown Source); Made for two, Robin Stine (Podsafe Music Show).Full stories at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: iTunes finally coming to Australia; Trade Unions adopt podcasting and Web 2.0 technologies; Tumeric active, curcumin, offers new diseas treament hopes (thanks Wafa); Eggs in the undies smuggler jailed; Astronomers develop new imaging devices;Tassie Devil gift to Denmark to celebrate princes birth; Ozone hole shrinking; Alterntive bio-fuel from Australian Mallee tree; Podafe Music (courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network); Drifting, by Karmyn Tyler; Restless for the sun by Jimy Bratcher. Full stories from The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Intro; apologies to Bob Leslie from the band Outfit; Chilli promotes sound sleep; New method for predicting stroke; New leads on inflammation; Sterile mosquitos and glowing testes; Hobbit theory gets new evidence; Tassie tiger cloning efforts renewed; Broadband for Aussie flights; Supersonic test successful in SA; Why Europe fails to leverage Innovation, from the Hobson Holt report. Music from the podsafe music network: Never say goodbye, Robin Stine; Daydream, Robin Stine; Friend, Rob Costlow. Full show notes and stories at: The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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A short promo for the Antipodean Podcast

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Topics Covered: Australians awarded Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine; Ig Nobel awards; Prime Ministers Prize for Science 2005; Young wiz get science award; Issues around the podsafe music network; Music played: Intro: unknown (royality free annotated); Adios to rock n roll, Outfit; Evening Fall Piano, Kevin MacLeod (royality free annotated). Full details at: The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Australian east coast faces hurricane catastrophe (SMH); Climate change a most serious issue: Flannery (SMH); Global warming a reality: Flannery (SMH); The Power beneath our feed (Flannery, SMH); Nuclear future ( Flannery, SMH). Audio segments (ABC). Music featured from the podshow music network: Intro: Chillwaters, Scott Helm; Quiet chaos, (inspired by hurrincane Katrina), Kcentric; Westerneast, Scott Helm. Full show notes at: The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Topics covered: Dutch car wins solar car race; Ausses research investment increases; Fibre to the home in Tasmania; Asia rolling out WiMax; Interview with Sean Murdock, Nanobusiness Alliance. Music played: Intro: courtesy Ken MacLeod. From the podsafe music network; unknown by Larry Seyer;Cebrella-Electronics, by Denis Kitchen.Full show notes at The Antipodean Podcast Blog

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Full show notes at: The Antipodean Podcast Blog Summary Show notes: BPL large scale trial begins in Tasmania; Wireless Institute of Australia logs first BPL interference report; Comments from Steve Stroh and Jim Sutton at Wireless Tech Radio 14th September show; Tale of two Texas towns and BPL and NPR report on BPL from Flatonia Tx.Music: Opening: Courtesy and with thanks, Kevin McLeod. Closing music: Larrys Waltz, from Larry Seyer from the podsafe network

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Complete Show notes can be found at the The Antipodean Podcast Blog Topics covered include: biotech funding; flying into hurricanes; new cannibis strain; TV mouse; Ozone hole; Wimax ratification; Asian update. Podsafe tunes.

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Please visit The Antipodean Podcast Blog for full show notes

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Show notes: Public money to support emerging knowledge economies;Greehouse gases Ãïï nothing new; Government predicts wireless will increase broadband capacity; Kazaa decision; Telstra hobbles business again; Lifetime email accounts; CSIRO party tricks; Big creepies; Aussie Hydro cars; Honey panacia; Australian iTunes????; Australian Podcasting Survey; Spaghetti science; iPod bugs; Music courtesy of the podshow - Tracks:Come away Ãïï Flamenco Passion Mix, Issaac Angel; Fast Jazz and Funky, Larry Seyer; Summertime, Karmyn Tyler

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Topics covered: Australia moves to UTC using atomic clock; Launch of Science Industry Action Agenda;New Aussie cancer treatment Sheep are really very smartâ.;Canberra slows down light; Australia joins Software liberation front; Cybernose to emerge from Insects genes; Sleepy air traffic controller leaves all suspended; Maxtor releases new network media server; PBCLiberal, âVOIP is a four letter wordâ; Podsafe music: âMeerigans (reel) by Jim Fiddler (Podshow) ; arabic interlude; : âMy Friendâ by Dennis Kitchen (Podshow); introsweeper, âsalsaâ by Keven Macleod)

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Items covered: Intel invests in Unwired; Intels invests in Skype; National RFID Trial to get underway; More on Broadband over powerlines; Skylook: Interview with Skylook co-founder Jeremy Hague, the Skype recording tool; Interview with Craig Doyle, CEO of the SSHED a business accelerator near Sydney;Oil Bubbles perserve ancient algae; US-Australia FTA may lead to IP problems over stem cell research

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A special APC podcast on the nature and role of technology based clusters which explores their success factors whether they actually work and create knowledge based businesses and economies.

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Topics covered this week: Indian call centres sell personal details Zotob virus cripples Aussie car plant Federal government approves full sale of Telstra 1.1 bn broadband fund announced Federal Government defends its broadband services Telstra launches 3G network services Unwired seeks 3G partner Explosive detection system company receives grant Spay on contraceptive for plants Tidbinbilla space copplex 40 years young Interview with Matt Jones from ozpodcaster.com all details at www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com

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Topics covered: Discovery landing sound snapshop; Telcos suffer loss of landline users; Unwired strengthens its position; VOIP gains traction, SKYPE gets SKYLOOK the Microsoft Outlook integrated SKYPE recording program; Redheads and pain; Gene for migraine closer to being identified; new treatments for heart disease; Eureka Science awards 2005; Australian University teaching ranking surprise; plus podsafe music from the podshow

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A quick catchup show to get back into the technology groove. Items covered: Podsafe music at www.music.podshow.com; New Australian tech podcast at ozpodcaster.com

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Part 2 of the tour including observations whilst on a side trip to Syria

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A travel sound seeing tour of observations during travel to Lebanon during late July 2005 plus some discussions of technology issues in Lebanon and the internet

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This show includes: Introduction, Telstra Small Business Awards 2005; Podsafe music courtesy of Incompetech.com; VOIP delivered over powerline broadband; Google invests on broadband over powerlines; Australian Government invests in regional braodband infrastructure; Unwired and Austar team up to share spectra; Koalas and Chlamydia vaccine; Dark Age on Innovation

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Topics covered: Tesltra service levels; more on Unwired; broadband grows; Navini in Mauritius; bare bottoms in NZ.

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cogitations on husbands From the book review of The Lazy Husband by Joshua Coleman Available on Amazon or go to www.antipodeanpodcast-blog.com to order

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Topics covered: Tod Cochranes new book on podcasting has arrived; An alternative for iTunes podcasting support (http://badfruit.com/); Sydney lights to be turned off !! Biotech News in Australia:* Scientists make blood from human stem cells * New biotech company Medical Therapies to list on ASX * New Diagnostics for airborne allergens* Protein may help treat brain injuries International Biotech:* Fungus: control for malaria * Vaccines 100% effective against Ebola and Marburg Viruses Weird Stuff:* Naked ramber takes his friends for a stroll!! Plus the odd podsafe music track

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A call for expressions of interest in setting up a podcasters meet in Sydney

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Topics covered: Queen's birthday in Australia; the drought and lack of water; It's no laughing matter - nitrous oxide danger; Laughing and weight loss; Captive breeding of sharks; Healthy cheers and whisky consumption; and some Australian podsafe music

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A sound-seeing tour around the CEBIT exhibitors chatting about their products and services - sometimes geeky, sometimes amusing, and sometimes serious.

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A note on the superb field microphones from Giant Squid Audio Labs - ideal for podcasters more details: http://www.giant-squid-audio-lab.com/

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A brief conversation wih Dr Moira Gunn during her recent visit to Sydney Australia

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Topics covered: CSIRO in legal challenge of wireless techology patent; podsafe latino piece; update on Unwired/Navini WiMax roll out in Australia

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This is the APC podsafe music show, featuring latino, jazz, classical, and two Australian contributions. The ideal 30 min commute podcast

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Topics covered:Podcasting and copyright issues in Australia; Dogs love talcum powder; podsafe music

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Topics covered this week include: ABC Radio National Australia trials podcasting; exploding laundered ipod; Unwired and iBurst move towards WiMax;BlogTalk Downunder Conference; CEBIT Australia.

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A conversation with Tod Maffin (Iloveradio.org)during his recent visit to Sydney Australia. Topics covered: the dot com era and investing; telco dominance in the ISP market; public broadcasting and podcasting;and everything else that seemed relevant at the time. A fun interview. Enjoy

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An apology podnote for the poor broadcast volume of the 1.5.05 Antipodean Podcast

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Topics covered: âTassie devil has big bite âAustralia creates new Geological timeline âPerfect rice everytime âRed wine raises blood pressure âVitamin D and Schizophrenia âRobots in the air and the desert âMalaysia announces new biotechnology strategy âPod-site listening; Killer Innovation, ABC Australia goes podcasting

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This show muses on entrepeneurs and their real role in turning intellectual property into commercial opportunities. This is based on a speech I gave at an Australian University graduation ceremony in 2002

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This show examines the new and alternative forms of wireless technologies currently being rolled out commercially in Australia. These include the 'iburst' and 'unwired' systems which have significant advantages over the 802.11 technology. These new systems are likely to become global standards once the WiMax Protocols are ratified. Listen to the show and learn how Australia is leading the world as a major test bed, albeit in a commercial environment, for these systems.

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The first Antipodean Podcast brought to you from Sydney Australia. Topics covered: Dementia treatments including sex; Vaccines; Malaysia and biotech; plus RIAA free, podsafe tunes

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