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  • iTalk slapped with ACMA warning

    The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has issued a formal warning to iTalk (Australia) for not making critical information summaries (CIS) available for its plans.

  • Telcos to stop charging for 1800 calls from mobiles

    The telecom industry has supported a proposal by the government to make mobile phone calls to 1800 numbers free by 2015.

  • Australian government misses $1 billion in Digital Dividend auction

    The government failed to sell one-third of the 700MHz spectrum—worth $1 billion—that was up for sale in the Digital Dividend auction. Total revenue for the auction made from 700MHz and 2.5GHz spectrum was $1.96 billion, below the government's expectations.

  • AAPT cops formal warning from ACMA

    Internet service provider AAPT has been issued a formal warning by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), following an investigation into a data breach in July 2012 which hacktivist group Anonymous claimed credit for.

  • ACMA opens Digital Dividend auction

    The Australian government seeks to deliver more spectrum to the mobile industry with the Digital Dividend auction opening today, according to Andrew Kerans, executive manager for spectrum planning at the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).

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