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Building next to a mobile phone base station

When planning to develop a building or structure next to a mobile phone base station antenna, it is critical to engage with the mobile network operators early in the planning process.This fact sheet explains how early engagement ensures that

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Model Framework for Mobile Telecommunications Infrastructure

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

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Mobile Industry Resilience During Natural Disasters

The mobile telecommunications industry in Australia, represented by the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA), invests substantially in infrastructure, technology, and preparedness initiatives to mitigate the impact of natural

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5G – The natural choice for smart place connectivity

Across Australia, the number of smart city projects being undertaken by local government is growing. Local governments are increasingly developing smart places strategies and supporting projects to solve problems and improve the lives of their

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5G Infrastructure Readiness Assessment

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has released Edition 1 of the State & Territory 5G Infrastructure Readiness Assessment.One of AMTA’s top priorities is the timely, efficient and effective deployment of the 5G

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Maximising energy efficiency

For several years Australia’s telecommunications industry has progressively been working to reduce energy use.In 2013 the Mobile Carriers Forum (MCF) finalised training modules centred around energy efficiency in mobile networks – an

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What are small cells?

Small cells provide additional network capacity or mobile device coverage to a small geographic area. They operate at lower power than a traditional mobile phone base station and use smaller equipment.Small cells complement existing technology and