The Latest Breaking News from the Australian Communications and Media Authority

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

Australia’s online casino market often looks straightforward but operates under complex rules. Offshore access, delayed verification and strict domestic limits can blur together, leaving players unsure what applies. This article breaks down how Australian law, offshore platforms and modern compliance systems intersect, helping explain why access feels easy while oversight…

Optus' revelation the number of unsuccessful calls to emergency services was 10 times more than first reported is "deeply concerning", the government says.

Kmart have received a noteworthy fine of $1.3 million from the Australian Communications and Media Authority for breaching spam laws.

The Australian government has introduced legislation that would require social media companies to adopt an industry standard on battling disinformation. The law would force social media companies to keep records of how they enforce that standard and give the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) the power to obtain those…

Australian Communications and Media Authority says bank sent 65m customer emails that breached Spam Act

Ladbrokes and Neds blame a timing error after receiving the Australian Communications and Media Authority's first-ever fine for online in-play betting, over 78 bets during a LIV Golf event last year.

Acma investigation highlights four segments on Sky News Australia that tried to play down the threat to Great Barrier Reef

The Australian Communications and Media Authority warned Telstra after it didn't give required notice to more than 5400 customers when limiting their service.