A Strong, United Voice for the Australian Telecommunications Industry. AMTA is now part of the ATA, bringing together the expertise, resources, and history of two great organisations into one unified industry body.

A Strong, United Voice for the Australian Telecommunications Industry. AMTA is now part of the ATA, bringing together the expertise, resources, and history of two great organisations into one unified industry body.A Strong, United Voice for the Australian Telecommunications Industry. AMTA is now part of the ATA, bringing together the expertise, resources, and history of two great organisations into one unified industry body.

Simple Advice To Help Customers Connect To Triple Zero

Australia’s three mobile network operators are working closely with peak industry body, the Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA), and the government-appointed Triple Zero Custodian to launch a public information campaign ...

Simple Advice To Help Customers Connect To Triple Zero2026-08-26T08:39:57+10:00

664 days to say “No”. Tangled in red tape: Infrastructure planning in Southeast Queensland risks Brisbane 2032 Games gold

The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) has warned planning delays on the development of essential mobile telecommunications infrastructure in Southeast Queensland risk the state’s readiness to host the Brisbane 2032 Olympic ...

664 days to say “No”. Tangled in red tape: Infrastructure planning in Southeast Queensland risks Brisbane 2032 Games gold2026-07-22T16:26:12+10:00

Australian Telecommunications Alliance calls on energy regulator to recognise telco and power interdependency

The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) has urged the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) to update its Network Resilience Guidelines to better recognise the critical interdependency between electricity and telecommunications networks. In ...

Australian Telecommunications Alliance calls on energy regulator to recognise telco and power interdependency2026-07-16T14:27:41+10:00