When emergencies occur, agencies across Australia and New Zealand must be able to share information, coordinate resources and make decisions in real time. [ + ]

Technology has made raising the duress signal straightforward — what's harder is guaranteeing that signal reaches someone who acts on it. [ + ]

Veterans can find rewarding careers through critical wireless technologies, according to former Army Signals Officer Dave Cox. [ + ]

Why do traditional spectrum analysers miss modern RF interference? [ + ]

Without consistent data collection and communications, utility networks risk undetected failures and public health hazards, making wastewater monitoring critical. [ + ]

What are some of the key engineering lessons learned from decades of deploying wireless telemetry systems in demanding industrial applications? [ + ]

Improving operational technology (OT) cybersecurity starts with visibility; however, knowing what is connected is only the first step. [ + ]

Radio telescopes can be repurposed as independent radar receivers to improve our ability to detect, track and characterise satellites and space debris in orbit. [ + ]

UK researchers have developed a chip‑scale laser array with integrated beam shaping, enabling ultrafast, energy‑efficient optical wireless links for indoor networks. [ + ]

By following a hybrid approach, we can maintain the communications backbone for public safety while charting a path that is better connected than ever before. [ + ]

Body-worn cameras are not only a powerful tool for safety within retail settings, but can be viewed as a piece of a larger safety toolkit. [ + ]

AI brings both opportunity and responsibility: it is not perfect and should never be treated as a final decision-maker. [ + ]

The rapid rise in the prevalence and importance of radio frequency communications has increased the significance of interference hunting. [ + ]

The RFUANZ Gala Dinner and Awards in May showcased the talent, innovation and dedication that exists throughout New Zealand's radio communications industry. [ + ]

In the transition from narrowband to mission-critical broadband networks there will need to be an agreed definition of a ‘mission-critical user’. [ + ]