JOY Drive

23 Oct 2023

New research highlight’s Australia’s digital divide: One in four left in the dark

Technology

As much as we don’t want to admit we rely on it, the internet and technology have become an integral part of everyday life, from staying connected with friends and family to paying bills and accessing government and health services.  New research from digital inclusion charity The Good Things Foundation reveals that two-thirds (65%) of Australians lack confidence in keeping up with tech changes.  Find out what you can do if you’re struggling with the digital world.

Guest:  Jess Wilson, CEO at The Good Things Foundation

Presenter:  Warren Andrew

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