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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.

2017 ACOMMS Finalists Announced

Sydney, 14 June 2017 – Australian Telecommunications Alliance is proud to announce the finalists in the communications industry’s premier awards for excellence, the ACOMMS, which recognise exemplary achievement across 12 ...

2017 ACOMMS Finalists AnnouncedBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:11:40+11:00

Australian Telecommunications Alliance Proposal for Industry-Managed Numbering to Streamline Processes and Enhance Agility to Customer Needs

Sydney, 26 May 2017 – Management of Australia’s telecommunications numbering arrangements may be transferred from Government to industry in a bid for greater efficiency, under a proposal released today by ...

Australian Telecommunications Alliance Proposal for Industry-Managed Numbering to Streamline Processes and Enhance Agility to Customer NeedsBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:11:47+11:00

Industry Welcomes ACMA Review Recommendations

Sydney, 22 May 2017 – Australian Telecommunications Alliance has called on the Government to move quickly to implement the recommendations of its review of industry regulator, the Australian Communications and ...

Industry Welcomes ACMA Review RecommendationsBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:11:51+11:00

Complaints in Context Increase During January to March 2017

Sydney, 17 May 2017 – Complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman, as a proportion of services in operation (SIO), were 8.4 complaints per 10,000 for the period January to March ...

Complaints in Context Increase During January to March 2017Ben Ghale2025-12-03T17:11:55+11:00

Complaint Volumes Highlight Need for Concerted Industry Action

Sydney, 11 May 2017 – The six-month update on complaints about phone and internet services, released by the TIO today, is very disappointing in aggregate, but does suggest that action ...

Complaint Volumes Highlight Need for Concerted Industry ActionBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:11:59+11:00

Further Improvements in Latest Telecommunications National Customer Satisfaction Survey

Sydney, 5 May 2017 – The latest Telecommunications Customer Satisfaction Survey has revealed further improvements in three key satisfaction metrics, including the ease of understanding bills, information provided on telecommunications ...

Further Improvements in Latest Telecommunications National Customer Satisfaction SurveyBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:12:03+11:00

Telecommunications Financial Hardship Guide Updated

Sydney, 1 May 2017 – A second version of Responding to Customers in Financial Hardship: Principles and Practices for Telecommunications Service Providers was released today following a consultative process including ...

Telecommunications Financial Hardship Guide UpdatedBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:12:05+11:00

Broadband Education Package to Help Consumers Improve Their Online Experience

Sydney, 20 April 2017 – A new education package to help Australian consumers better understand the factors that can influence the performance of their broadband service has been released by ...

Broadband Education Package to Help Consumers Improve Their Online ExperienceBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:12:07+11:00

Regulatory Restraint Needed on Eve of Data Retention Deadline

Sydney, 12 April 2017 – The Federal Government must exercise regulatory restraint as telecommunications service providers scramble to meet 13 April 2017 deadline to fully comply with the mandatory two-year ...

Regulatory Restraint Needed on Eve of Data Retention DeadlineBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:12:09+11:00

Care Needed to Avoid Anti-Competitive Effects From Broadband Monitoring Regime

Sydney, 7 April 2017 – The Federal Government and ACCC must work to guard against potential anti-competitive outcomes from the just-announced broadband monitoring program, Australian Telecommunications Alliance warned today. Smaller ...

Care Needed to Avoid Anti-Competitive Effects From Broadband Monitoring RegimeBen Ghale2025-12-03T17:12:12+11:00

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