Consideration of requests for Technical Capability Notices by the Minister for Communications

This page provides guidance material to support the Minister for Communications consideration of requests from the Attorney-General to issue a technical capability notice onto a designated communications provider.

Australian Broadband Advisory Council—Terms of Reference

The Australian Broadband Advisory Council (the Council) will examine and identify how to maximise the economic and social benefits of ubiquitous broadband connectivity including through increased take up and use of NBN and 5G.

Exposure Draft: Cocos (Keeling) Islands Applied Laws Amendment (Fish Resource Management) Ordinance 2020

  Exemptions for passionfruit coral trout  Exemptions for Cocos Malay culture  Exemptions for selling recreational fish 

Exposure Draft: Christmas island Applied Laws Amendment (Fish Resource Management) Ordinance 2020

National Rail Level Crossing Safety Strategy 2010 to 2020

Safety of mobile phone networks

Mobile phones and other wireless devices are an essential part of the daily work and home lives of all Australians, so it's important for the Australian Government to regulate the industry.

Health research about electromagnetic energy

Electromagnetic energy (EME) is used to send and receive voice, data and video information. Travelling in the form of electromagnetic waves, EME is also known as electromagnetic radiation or electromagnetic fields.

5G mobile networks

5G is the next generation of mobile network technology and is expected to provide improved: downloads—speeds many times faster than 4G technology, latency—sending and receiving information from your device faster than ever before, connectivity—supporting more devices to connect to multiple networ

Characteristics of Employment and Business Activity in Cultural and Creative Sectors—fact sheet

Analysis that provides insights into the employment characteristics of workers in the cultural and creative sector.

Demand for fixed-line broadband in Australia 2018–2028—working paper

In this paper, the Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (BCAR) seeks to estimate bandwidth demand for premises in Australia based on how people use the internet. This can help to inform how Australia’s broadband infrastructure is meeting current demand and future bandwidth requirements.