The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) has announced the finalists for ten award categories at the upcoming 20th Anniversary Telecommunications Industry Excellence (TIE) Awards. The 20th annual TIE Awards (previously known ...

The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) and Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) will seek their members’ support for a merger to create a strong and unified voice for the telecommunications sector. ...

The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) has welcomed progress on the development of the Scams Prevention Framework (SPF), but warned that any compensation model must have rigorous processes in place to ...

Australians will miss out on better mobile coverage, faster mobile broadband, and more resilient mobile networks if telcos are forced to pay overpriced spectrum taxes, according to the Australian Telecommunications ...

The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) has welcomed the Government’s commitment to speed up the deployment of digital infrastructure. Announced as part of a suite of ‘boosting productivity’ measures in the ...

The Alliance of Industry Associations described measures in the Federal Budget as positive first steps on productivity reform, while calling for further action to deliver sustained cost of living relief ...

Nearly 30 groups representing small, medium and large businesses, and universities, that employ millions of Australians, are calling on all governments to cut regulatory costs by 25 per cent to ...

Nominations are now open for the 20th Anniversary Telecommunications Industry Excellence Awards (TIE Awards) hosted by the Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA). The 20th annual TIE Awards (previously known as the ...

The telecommunications sector is committed to rebuilding trust and delivering for Australians, following the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s (ACMA) decision not to register the proposed Telecommunications Consumer Protections (TCP) ...

12 March 2026: The Australian Telecommunications Alliance has called out the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) for misleading consumers with dodgy “research” on the reliability of Triple Zero and ...