We’re in a time of great change; technology is rapidly advancing, our finances are changing and new economic empires are rising. It’s an era of great opportunity.
Paul Wallbank can help your organisation identify these opportunities and deal with the massive changes we face in our businesses, communities and families.
As a broadcaster, Paul has two regular monthly radio spots discussing technology on ABC Local Radio and ABC702 Sydney. Paul has been a regular on ABC radio for over a decade where he’s charted the rise of new technologies and helped over a million listeners a month deal with computer and Internet problems. Some of Paul’s recent media work can be found on the Broadcasting page.
To help listeners and clients, Paul’s written six books including the Australian Dummies guides for PCs, Internet and Laptops. He also has a regular computer column with the Australian Smart Company web site. Corporate and community groups can engage Paul on a range of topics relating to how society is changing with the rise digital industries, fast broadband Internet and pervasive computing.
Paul is experienced in the world of startups, having been involved in four start up businesses, one of which became a national IT support company, PC Rescue. The other three were a little less successful and provided a sharp lesson in the personal, financial and legal challenges in running new businesses in the technology and consumer service sectors.
With experience in media, startups, government, business and enterprise Paul brings a wide range of expertise and practical advice on how to benefit and profit from the new business revolution.

Hi Paul,
I’ve been reading your Australian Tech Blog with interest (in particular the broadband related articles) and was hoping you might add our site http://www.broadbandexpert.com.au to your blogroll as a useful broadband related resource for your visitors?
Alternatively would you be interested in adding a guest post to your blog written by me, perhaps on mobile broadband or another broadband related topic, with a link back to our site in the article?
Sorry if this approach seems a little forward but your blog seems really relevant to what we do so we would love to get a link back to our site!
Thanks,
Richard