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Icom dPMR mode 3 FDMA system

18 September, 2012

The dPMR mode 3 technology will provide a scalable, digital open standard that provides high-level features and good performance.


Spectrum licence review complete

14 September, 2012

The ACMA has published a response paper following its review of the spectrum licencing technical and regulatory framework.


Project enhances interoperability

28 August, 2012

The GERYON project is set to eliminate incompatibility between systems and focuses on increasing interoperability.


VHF marine radio videos released

01 June, 2012

ACMA releases videos to give recreational boaters up-to-date information about using VHF marine radios.


Mobile broadband communications for Australian public safety

20 April, 2012

Mobile broadband radio communications vital for public safety agencies, says Police Federation of Australia.


Draft rules published for digital dividend auction

11 April, 2012

The ACMA has published draft rules for the digital dividend spectrum auction


Apparatus licences available

02 April, 2012

The ACMA is providing licensees the opportunity to apply for apparatus licences in the paired 500 MHz segments to replace device registration under their spectrum licences.


National framework to enhance interoperability

15 March, 2012

According to NCCGR, there are benefits for future radiocommunications interoperability with the help of the National Framework.


Choosing a standard for public safety services

15 March, 2012

Public safety agencies should choose between TETRA and P25 for their network devices, said Phil Kidner from the TCCA.


Lone worker safety is no longer legally optional

12 March, 2012

There is a large loophole in lone worker safety that needs to be addressed quickly by employers to avoid potential future legal liability.


ACMA chooses auction system for digital dividend spectrum sale

17 January, 2012

The ACMA will use a combinatorial clock auction format to sell off the 700 MHz and 2.5 GHz digital dividend spectrum.


Enhanced protection for quiet zone

04 August, 2011

The ACMA has enhanced the radio quiet protections for the Mid West Radio Quiet Zone in remote WA.


Committee to report on public safety

22 July, 2011

The terms of reference for a multijurisdictional steering committee to develop a plan to equip Australia’s public safety agencies with reliable and robust mobile broadband capability have been released.


New proposals for marine VHF radio users

03 May, 2011

The ACMA is seeking public comment on a second consultation paper.


Changing the standard for public transport

28 March, 2011 by John A Graham

In the November/December issue of Radio Comms Asia Pacific, David Cox, operations director of Pacific Wireless Communications, took issue with the DMR bid to ‘take over the world’ of mobile radio in his article “DMR - is it the road to nowhere?” He argued that Tetra has largely already achieved what DMR is wanting to do so, following on from that argument, this article looks more closely at what the DMR standard is all about.


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