The ACMA yesterday released its proposals for major changes to all aspects of telephone numbering in both the short (12 month) and medium (five year) terms. It prompted a number of headlines warning of imminent exhaustion of mobile phone numbers, but that was not something of concern to the ACMA.
Having received no joy from its initial attempt, ACCAN has stepped up its campaign to have timed charges to 1300 and 1800 numbers from mobile phones abolished - timed charges which in most cases are not included in mobile cap plans - by writing to the CEOs of Telstra, Optus and VHA/Vodafone.
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