Australian Government response to the Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee report: Into the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Amendment (Rural and Regional Advocacy) Bill 2015

The Rural and Regional Bill Advocacy was first introduced by Senator Bridget McKenzie in December 2015 and a second time on 15 September 2016. The bill was referred on both occasions to the Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee for review and report.

Australian Government response to the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee report: Effectiveness of current regulatory arrangements in dealing with radio simulcasts

On 21 March 2013, the Senate referred the following matters to the Committee for inquiry and report:

Australian Government response to the Joint Select Committee on Broadcasting Legislation report: Three broadcasting reform proposals

On 13 and 14 March 2013, the House and Senate respectively established the Committee to inquire into and report on three potential areas for further reform of Australia’s broadcasting legislation, with particular reference to:

Australian Government response to the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee report: The Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s commitment to reflecting and representing regional diversity

On 20 November 2012, the Managing Director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Mr Mark Scott AO, announced his proposal to close the ABC’s Hobart television production unit.

Spectrum Pricing review

Final recommendations for Spectrum Pricing as accepted by Government.

Commonwealth Held Spectrum—review

Final recommendations for Commonwealth Held Spectrum as accepted by Government.

Demand for fixed-line broadband in Australia

Our working paper analyses data usage and the need for fixed-line broadband in Australian households over the next decade to 2026.

Summary of the consultation workshops relating to a civil penalty regime for non-consensual sharing of intimate images

This summary relates to workshops conducted by the Department of Communications and the Arts between 25 and 27 July 2017 shortly after the closure of the public consultation period in respect of the department’s discussion paper on a civil penalty regime for the non-consensual sharing of intimate images.

Demand for fixed-line broadband in Australia

Our working paper analyses data usage and the need for fixed-line broadband in Australian households over the next decade to 2026.

Christmas Island Rockfall Risk Management Plan (March 2018)