Recent conferences and other events have affirmed that land mobile radio is still important and that the market is indeed growing, says ARCIA President Hamish Duff. [ + ]

Five organisations have jointly developed new 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite technology to advance mobile connectivity in remote locations. [ + ]

Over 500 visitors attended over the course of the critical communications event, which saw 35 expert speakers share their insights across two conference streams. [ + ]

Individually or combined, Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) and Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) can enhance capacity, reduce congestion, and provide improved user experiences. [ + ]

The GSMA's new SGP.32 standard represents an exciting advancement in remote SIM provisioning, redefining how IoT devices are deployed and managed globally. [ + ]

Designing power systems for critical infrastructure now involves more than capacity — it requires foresight. [ + ]

When emergencies happen at school, every second matters. But many of the systems we still use to respond to crises are outdated. [ + ]

Smart technology presents an unparalleled opportunity to revolutionise public safety, and security specialist Joe De Martino believes the use of AI-supported security cameras should be at the heart of our strategy. [ + ]

The NZ radio comms industry is closely watching the outcome of the Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) fees review — the first in over a decade. [ + ]

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. [ + ]

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 President Hamish Duff reflects on the year so far, including past and upcoming events, trends and committee changes. [ + ]

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. [ + ]

As emergency situations unfold and connectivity needs shift rapidly, these technologies adapt to maintain optimised access and performance despite adverse conditions. [ + ]

The antenna can seamlessly integrate into modern stealth aircraft, enabling efficient communication and navigation without compromising radar invisibility or aerodynamic performance. [ + ]