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The peak national body representing Australia’s mobile telecommunications industry, the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has welcomed the release of draft reforms to the Commonwealth telecommunications powers and immunities framework for a period of community consultation.

ACMA’s reallocation of 3.4 and 3.7GHz spectrum to help ensure that the mid-band spectrum will become more useful has received strong support from the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association as the organisation believes it will encourage new businesses to open and stimulate economic growth.

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has thrown its weight behind the publication of two new international standards for 5G electric and magnetic fields (EMF).

A report from Deloitte Access Economics has warned part of the potential $94 billion boost to Australia’s GDP over the next nine years from 5G technology is at risk from delayed business readiness and slow industry adoption.

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has appointed mobile telecommunications executive Trent Czinner as its new chair.

With Australia's population projected to reach 38.8 million in 2060-61, agricultural productivity will need to increase to help sustain our growing population.

Smart cities are here, and they are getting smarter by the day with the support of 5G.

Following the very successful 15 year tenure of former AMTA CEO Chris Althaus, the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has announced that it has appointed Louise Hyland as its new Chief Executive Officer.