From 20 May 2013, all
has information for consumers and citizens to help them get their concerns directed to the most appropriate section of the ACMA or an external agency. If you are concerned about:
- something you have seen or heard on TV or radio
- offensive or illegal online content
- receiving spam via email or SMS
- receiving calls or faxes from telemarketers
- your telecommunications provider
- interference to TV or radio reception and radiocommunications services
- making a complaint about cabling or technical compliance
The ACMA’s role
The ACMA is responsible for the regulation of broadcasting, the internet, radiocommunications and telecommunications.
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Keeping the airwaves clear
A recent audit of transmitter sites for FM community radio stations has found that 28 per cent were producing ‘spurious [...]
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Target your marketing and hit the bullseye!
The ACMA recently commissioned a survey of consumers about their perceptions of telemarketing. The results [...]
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Showing taxi drivers the way
Melbourne taxi drivers are better educated about banned GPS jammers, following a joint ACMA and Victorian Taxi Directorate (VTD) campaign [...]
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Keeping the airwaves clear
Recent investigations
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Investigation reports for TV and radio
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TEN – The Project – Investigation report 3026
No breach – factual accuracy.
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ABC (ABV) – 7:30 – Investigation report 2974
No breach – accuracy; impartiality.
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GTV 9 – 60 Minutes – Investigation report 2940
No breach – excerise care
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SBS TV – World News Australia – Investigation report 2904
No breach – prejudice; racism
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Investigation reports for TV and radio
