Telco Authority news

As Australia's Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) gear up to phase out 3G networks by the end of 2024, the NSW Telco Authority (NSWTA) is urging communities, businesses and individuals to prepare for the transition. The move comes as part of a broader industry shift towards more advanced 4G and 5G technologies. 

NSW Telco Authority’s updated Price Guide for Satellite Services (Price Guide) offers all eligible NSW Government buyers with a detailed overview and indicative pricing of the latest satellite connectivity solutions on the market. 

The Operational Communications Strategy (OCS) 2023-30 provides a roadmap for the coordination of public safety telecommunications for the NSW Government.

NSW Telco Authority Managing Director Kylie De Courteney and Director of Product Management Daniel Wright presented at the Australian Radio Communications Industry Association (ARCIA) Critical Communications conference in Sydney on 30 May 2024.

NSW Telco Authority’s Head of Network Operations and Emergency Management Rania Wannous presented at the 2nd Annual Regional Connectivity Symposium on 30 May 2024.

The Next Generation Digital Connectivity initiative was awarded the Best Telecommunications and Media Project at the 2024 iTnews Benchmark Awards.

High-speed wi-fi connectivity system to help facilitate communication and coordination during natural disasters over large geographical areas in remote locations.

The NSW Government has partnered with Wagga Wagga-based company Zetifi to trial new wi-fi technology at Yarrangobilly Caves thermal pool, providing visitors to the popular destination with free internet access.

NSW Telco Authority has delivered 400 new and enhanced radio communications sites across the state under the Critical Communications Enhancement Program (CCEP).

Emergency Services Organisations will be able to stay connected in the most complex underground interchange in Australia.