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'Out of whack': War Memorial program was not impartial, ACMA finds

AWM council chair says its relationship with the ABC has been sullied.

The Canberra Times

‘Chilling effect’: ABC criticises regulator over finding Four Corners breached impartiality rules

Managing director Hugh Marks says Acma’s interpretation could hurt investigative journalism

The Guardian - AU

Gina Rinehart threatens ABC with legal action over Race Around the World program

Hancock Prospecting calls for removal of program which included crude joke, saying continued publication poses serious risk to Rinehart

The Guardian - AU

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Optus sued by watchdog over triple-zero network outage

The telecommunications regulator has revealed it will take Optus to court over a major network outage which affected hundreds of triple-zero calls.

AAP

Are Online Casinos Legal in Australia?

Learn whether online casinos are legal in Australia, how the Interactive Gambling Act works, what ACMA blocks, and what risks players should know.

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Betting agency acknowledges fine, commits to improving

A major gambling company has committed to deliver a 'whole of business transformation' following ongoing scrutiny from the communications watchdog.

AAP

‘People could have lost their lives’: Telstra’s apologies fail to quell outage anger

Fallout over the telco’s latest national outage continues, with executives called to front a snap meeting of a triple-zero parliamentary inquiry

The Guardian - AU

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Train services gradually return after telco outage

A state premier has pledged two days of free transport after a nationwide Telstra outage brought a regional transport network to a standstill.

AAP

Telstra Outage Leaves Triple‑Zero Callers Stranded As PM Labels Failure 'Deeply Concerning'

Telstra has blamed a 'software defect' in its time‑keeping systems for a nationwide outage that disrupted mobile calls, shut down regional trains and left some triple‑zero callers unable to get through, prompting 333 welfare checks.

International Business Times UK

ACMA banks on govt to work out best tariff deal with US for auto components sector

India's auto components sector hopes for a favorable trade deal with the United States. The US is investigating Indian imports over labor and subsidy concerns. ACMA asserts that Indian labor laws are robust and child labor is absent. The industry body also refutes claims of receiving government subsidies for excess…

The Economic Times

Auto components industry expected to grow 8-10% in FY27: ACMA

Experts predict an 8-10 percent growth for India's auto component sector this fiscal year, riding on robust domestic demand and export performance. However, the industry faces challenges, including a trade deficit driven by higher imports of electronics and EV components, as well as labor shortages affecting small to medium enterprises.…

The Economic Times

Knockout blow to Aussie UFC fighter over gambling ads

A warning has been given to an Australian UFC fighter for illegally promoting online gambling through his Instagram account.

AAP

I gave my number at an open house. How do I get random real estate agents to stop harassing me?

The law is on your side, policy professional Kat George writes. It’s worth making spam and privacy complaints

The Guardian - AU

Latest MAFS Australia claims ‘disturbing’ and ‘deeply concerning’, say watchdogs

It comes as the future of ‘MAFS UK’ remains in limbo following sexual misconduct allegations from three brides

The Independent UK

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The Canberra Times

Admin 'error' leads watchdog to wrongly accuse agencies of flouting rules

'Not sure of the methodology the DTA has applied,' an email said.

inkl

Fast Withdrawals in Australia Casinos: Why They Matter

Despite its strict laws, Australia remains a popular location for online gambling. According to research from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) in 2025, approximately one-third of Australians (38%) regularly use online gambling sites.

The Guardian - AU

Kyle Sandilands berated Kiis FM listeners and bosses in expletive-laden rants, court documents claim

Radio company ARN’s defence alleges the shock jock denigrated executives, censors, critics and the audience of the Kyle and Jackie O Show

The Guardian - AU

Wake-up call: how Telstra’s ‘unreasonable’ price rises may cause customers to hang up

The telco’s sweeping price changes and the closure of its cheaper ‘starter’ plan risk putting off many of its loyal customers

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The Evolution of Online Gambling in Australia: Payment Speed, Transparency and Player Control

A deep dive into Australia's online gambling laws. Learn about instant NPP withdrawals, PayID, RNG fairness, and the 2026 BetStop updates.

The Conversation

Regulator slaps restrictions on Kyle and Jackie O if they ever return to radio. Will it make any difference?

If the ARN radio network’s KIISFM stations want to resurrect Kyle Sandilands or Jackie “O” Henderson, either together, singly or in partnership with someone else, they will face significant new conditions on their broadcasting licence.

AAP

Kyle & Jackie O hit with new licence terms before D-Day

The embattled radio duo behind the Kyle and Jackie O Show have been given an ultimatum after repeatedly airing explicit sexual content.

The Guardian - AU

Kiis FM banned from airing strong sexual content on Kyle and Jackie O shows for five years

Kiis FM could face cancellation of radio station licence if ban breached, regulator says

The Conversation

Sick of spam marketing texts and emails? This is how to stop them

Unwanted, unsolicited marketing emails, texts and instant messages feel like an unavoidable fact of modern life. But there are actually legal restrictions on spamming that apply to every business selling to Australian shoppers.

International Business Times

Lululemon Fined More Than $700,000 for Sending Emails That Violate Spam Laws

Lululemon has paid the $702,900 fine for sending hundreds of thousands of emails that customers had no way of unsubscribing from.

AAP

Lululemon hit with hefty fine after spam email breaches

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