Digital exclusion and poverty are understood to be closely linked, and existing literature on
the topic makes clear that the contexts of people's lives shape their experiences of digital …

In Australia, there has been limited research into the issue of the digital divide. Even less
attention has been given to the social and spatial characteristics of this phenomenon …

This study provides a high resolution investigation into the socio‐economic determinants of
digital exclusion, within a single, densely populated city, where access is less likely to be a …

Since an increasing number of daily activities are carried out online, an exclusion or limited
access to the Internet prevent citizens from entering a world full of opportunities that cannot …

The Internet confers benefits on its users in a variety of ways, ranging from simple
information acquisition and purchasing goods and services, to interacting with a range of …

The increasing potential of the Internet to widen access to information and enhance
communication capacity has brought opposing arguments about the social consequences of …

Background links between social and digital exclusion have been established through
research in many parts of the world. these relationships between social and digital exclusion …

In an era of a highly digitalized society, Australia's rural areas continue to be at a digital
disadvantage. With the increasing penetration of information and communications …

In an increasingly digital world, relatively privileged people are able to use their access to
mobile and internet technologies to access clear digital dividends including remote access …

This paper examines social and spatial inequalities in personal usage of information
technologies, drawing on data made available recently as part of Australia's national …