AMTA has released the second edition of its spectrum policy paper. In the first edition released in November 2021, AMTA called for the Government to set a target of 8 GHz of spectrum to be assigned by 2030.In the second 2024 edition, AMTA
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Regulation of telecommunications has traditionally been a Commonwealth responsibility, but Australia’s State and Territory governments also play a significant role when it comes to telecommunications infrastructure.AMTA has developed a model
Read moreThe Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) today released details of its Pre-Federal Budget Submission, urging the Albanese Government to do more to accelerate adoption of 5G enabled technologies or risk realising critical economic
Read moreAMTA invites stakeholders and interested parties to consult on a DAS Guideline. Purpose AMTA intends to publish a DAS Guideline on behalf of the mobile carriers that serves as voluntary guidance to third parties interested in designing and
Read moreAMTA and the Australian mobile telecommunications industry welcomes the Federal Government’s budget announcement and the significant investments and initiatives to enhance digital connectivity across the nation.Fostering digital inclusion is
Read moreNew Deloitte Access Economics report reveals lack of business readiness for 5G adoption placing billions of dollars in Australian economic benefit at riskThe report titled: Realising the potential of the next generation of mobile technology,
Read moreThe Mobile Carriers Forum (MCF) is a division of the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) representing the three mobile phone carriers deploying mobile networks in Australia, namely Telstra, Optus and TPG Telecom. The MCF is a
Read moreThe deployment of mobile network infrastructure in Australia is covered by legislation and regulation from all three levels of government including:Federal: Requirements under Schedule 3 of the Telecommunications Act, the Telecommunications
Read moreAMTA has provided the following submissions to Government and Regulators: 2025 AMTA Pre-budget submission February 2025 2024 AMTA Submission to WA Legislative Council Standing Committee for Public Administration 30 April 2024AMTA Pre-budget
Read moreAMTA regularly commissions reports on the state of the mobile industry and its economic and social contribution to Australia.The mobile industry plays a key role in the Australian economy because it is an enabling technology that drives
Read moreThis information is for building owners and managers in Australia who wish to make preliminary inquiries about in-building coverage.AMTA is publishing the DAS Guidelines on behalf of the mobile carriers that serves as voluntary guidance to third
Read moreThe Government recognises that there are some telecommunications facilities and activities that are unlikely to cause significant community disruption or significant environmental disturbance. These are exempt from certain State and Territory laws.
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