Articles
A fairer future: RSM's fees review and what it means for NZ’s radio comms sector
The NZ radio comms industry is closely watching the outcome of the Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) fees review — the first in over a decade. [ + ]
Improving data transmission with optical satellite comms
The iLAuNCH Trailblazer program is setting out to revolutionise satellite communications, thanks to a new project that will develop technologies to give Australians faster and more affordable access to data. [ + ]
AI-powered bushfire detection can protect forests and communities
Bushfires pose a significant threat to Australia and New Zealand's environment, economy and communities, with traditional detection methods often failing to provide timely warnings. [ + ]
ARCIA update: mid-year review
ARCIA President Hamish Duff reflects on the year so far, including past and upcoming events, trends and committee changes. [ + ]
Quantum-assured navigation overcomes GPS denial
Q-CTRL has produced a series of quantum-assured navigation systems that deliver GPS-like positioning, are completely passive and undetectable, and cannot be jammed or spoofed. [ + ]
Intelligent bonding and SASE: secure, high-performance connectivity for the public sector
As emergency situations unfold and connectivity needs shift rapidly, these technologies adapt to maintain optimised access and performance despite adverse conditions. [ + ]
Ultra-wideband antenna designed for stealth aircraft
The antenna can seamlessly integrate into modern stealth aircraft, enabling efficient communication and navigation without compromising radar invisibility or aerodynamic performance. [ + ]
Comms Connect NZ: conference preview
The 10th anniversary edition of Comms Connect New Zealand will see over 30 expert speakers present across two streams, covering the latest critical communications technologies, applications and case studies. [ + ]
Why traditional transformation approaches fail field workers
A critical misstep in traditional transformation strategies is failing to understand the challenges field workers face in sectors like emergency services, manufacturing and mining. [ + ]
Command and control: modern control room design meets cyber-physical safety
No longer back-of-house operational centres, control rooms are now the digital and physical epicentres of resilience. [ + ]
Canberra celebrates 60-year NASA collaboration with new dish
NASA's Deep Space Network facility in Canberra celebrated its 60th anniversary on 19 March 2025 while also breaking ground on a new radio antenna. [ + ]
ACMA releases views on future use of public airwaves
According to ACMA Deputy Chair Adam Suckling, the agency seeks to ensure the greatest benefit to the community through the future use of the spectrum. [ + ]
GNSS technique helps pedestrians navigate 'urban canyons'
The technique addresses the shortcomings of traditional GNSS systems in complex urban landscapes where tall buildings often block or reflect satellite signals. [ + ]
Why P25 technology remains a good fit for public safety communications
Digital LMR technology ensures police officers, firefighters and emergency management teams can respond quickly and efficiently when emergencies arise. [ + ]
New technique to eliminate signals disrupting radio telescopes
An unexpected television signal traced to an aeroplane has led to a new method for pinpointing unwanted radio signals, as growing satellite activity threatens radio astronomy. [ + ]