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Momentum takes on Optus’ retail reputation rebuild
The agency will shape Optus retail experiences as the telco faces court action and a broader customer trust challenge.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 2, 2026
ACMA takes Optus to court over September 2025 Triple Zero outage
'Access to the emergency call service is a fundamental legal obligation and the most important public safety responsibility telecommunications providers have.'
by Nama Winston – Jul 30, 2026
Did Sky News break ACMA rules airing chat with Hanson's daughter?
Lee Hanson appeared as a Richmond local in a Sky News segment, unidentified as a One Nation adviser, Pauline's daughter.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 23, 2026
TAB pays $2.7m for spam and telemarketing breaches
TAB has paid more than $2.7m after ACMA found breaches of spam and telemarketing laws across Australia.
by Staff Writer – Jul 21, 2026
ABC admits 'bad mistake' on Gaza babies claim, rejects independent regulator
Antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal wanted independent oversight for Gaza coverage - but both the ABC and SBS said no.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 10, 2026
Federal Court imposes $24.24 million in penalties for illegal online poker services
Federal Court orders $24.24m in penalties as ACMA cracks down hard on illegal online poker services targeting Australian
by Mediaweek – Jul 6, 2026
ACMA finds SBS breached gambling ad rules during Tour de France
A Crown ad's "premier casino resort" tagline was enough to tip SBS into breach of live sport gambling rules.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 19, 2026
Ladbrokes and Neds caught out: 500+ BetStop breaches trigger crackdown
The investigation found more than 500 breaches of national self-exclusion rules.
by Natasha Lee – May 6, 2026
Unregistered branded SMS to be labelled ‘Unverified'
From 1 July, SMS sent using an unregistered branded sender ID will display the word 'Unverified' instead of the brand name.
by Nama Winston – May 4, 2026
‘We became the act’: Marty Sheargold on how he and Kyle Sandilands became victims of their on-air personas
Sheargold said audiences often misunderstand commercial radio, especially when personalities push boundaries for cut-through.
by Natasha Lee – Apr 8, 2026
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