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Journalists can contact our media team via mail or phone us on +61 2 6271 1777 during business hours.

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Popular Topics

COVID-19 Comms update.
Keeping Australians connected

The Government and communications sector are working to keep Australians connected during the impacts of COVID-19.

COVID-19 Arts update.
Supporting the Arts

Find out about the Australian Government’s support for the Arts in response to COVID-19.

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Media sector relief package

The Government has announced a package of measures to help sustain Australian media businesses as they do their vital work of keeping the community informed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Videos

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Advanced Mobile Location

Advanced Mobile Location has been deployed in Australia.

Electromagnetic energy and you
Electromagnetic energy and you

Learn more about electromagnetic energy (EME) emissions and how we regulate EME to keep Australians safe.

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Communications in emergencies

Keeping connected and informed during an emergency or natural disaster is vital in staying safe. Follow these simple steps to be prepared.

See more on our YouTube Channel

Our Ministers

Ministers for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications
The Hon Paul Fletcher MP
Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts Minister

Meet the Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts Minister, The Hon Paul Fletcher MP.

The Hom Mark Coulton MP
Regional Services, Decentralisation and Local Government Minister

Meet the Regional Services, Decentralisation and Local Government Minister, The Hon Mark Coulton MP.