Sports reporting in Australia
Sports reporting in Australia is covered by a Voluntary Code of Practice for Sports News Reporting.
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Community TV
Community television services currently have temporary access to spectrum to broadcast to three mainland state capitals.
Reception issues
Smaller or more isolated Australian communities can provide their own retransmission equipment to receive and locally retransmit a broadcasting service (radio or television).
Media
Information about Australia's media laws, media regulation, classification and how to make a complaint.
ACMA Review
On 6 May 2016, the Department released a draft report on the review of the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). We are now seeking stakeholder feedback on the draft report by 10...
Classification
Classification of films, computer games and publications is important to the Australian Government.
Updating Australia's media laws
The Government has announced a series of reforms to Australia’s media laws including most recently the Broadcasting and Content Reform Package. The media laws below will support the viability of...
ACMA Review - Government’s position to all 27 recommendations
The Government’s position on the 27 recommendations of the ACMA review.
ABC and SBS
The vast majority of Australians can access television programs from the national broadcasters—the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS).
National Broadcasters Efficiency Review
The Department has undertaken an efficiency review of the National Broadcasters prior to 2019–20 Triennium funding.
Regional and Small Publishers Jobs and Innovation Package
The Government is investing more than $60 million in quality regional journalism.
Commercial TV
The content of commercial television programs must comply with conditions in the station’s licence, ACMA program standards, and industry codes of practice.
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