Small businesses and community organisations need to act now to make sure their text messages continue to reach customers and members when new anti-scam rules begin on 1 July 2026.
The ACMA has released its preferred pricing for expiring spectrum licences that support fixed wireless broadband and more than 30 million mobile services across Australia.
The ACMA has taken action against two more telcos under its crackdown on companies violating the mobile number fraud rules, with businesses paying almost $5 million in penalties in the last 18 months.
Entain Group Pty Ltd (Entain), the parent company of wagering services Ladbrokes AU and Neds AU, has entered into a court-enforceable undertaking
The ACMA is urging businesses and organisations to act now and register their branded SMS sender IDs before new anti-scam rules begin on 1 July.
Latitude Finance Australia has paid a $3.96 million penalty after the ACMA found the company breached Australia’s spam laws more than 2.7 million times.
Mobile operators will need to publish standardised mobile network coverage maps under new rules introduced today by the ACMA.
The ACMA has found the Four Corners episode ‘Water Grab’ from August 2024 breached the accuracy and impartiality provisions in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Code of Practice.
From 30 June 2026, all telecommunications providers will be required to publish or link to registers of resolved network outages on their websites following new industry rules made by the ACMA.
The ACMA will determine an enforceable industry standard to replace the industry-developed Telecommunications Consumer Protections (TCP) Code.
