The Australasian Critical Communications Forum has welcomed Steve Hwang to its board of directors. [ + ]

A total system approach can protect radiocommunication sites from even direct lightning strikes to towers, antennas and powerlines. [ + ]

Governments have known about interoperability problems for decades. It is time for something to be done about it, says Ben Cosier. [ + ]

Australia's public safety communications need to be treated as a single ecosystem, with full spectrum allocations and proper funding. [ + ]

The mission-critical communications industry is firmly on the path towards open standards-based broadband solutions. [ + ]

Australia's delegation to the WRC-19 focused on advancing the nation's legitimate interests in spectrum policy and technology matters. [ + ]

Critical Comms is taking a break now until early January, so we'd like to wish you a merry festive season and a safe and prosperous New Year. [ + ]

With the ESN delayed, the London Metropolitan Police is refreshing its TETRA network to maintain services and add innovative capabilities. [ + ]

Technical project managers are an asset of any technical project, and more organisations are using them to deliver projects. [ + ]

Hundreds of new fixed and mobile satellite dishes will give better broadband connectivity for first responders and the community during natural disasters. [ + ]

The Comms Connect Virtual conference series covered a wide range of topics and attracted speakers from around the globe. [ + ]

Researchers are experimenting with adaptive, tunable filtering to reject interference in spectrum-sharing systems. [ + ]

A team preparing for the billion-dollar SKA radio telescope reached the shortlist for 'Nobel Prize of supercomputing'. [ + ]

How to build a reliable and secure network that is flexible enough to suit the changing conditions of the mining sector. [ + ]

Australia's governments seem to have finally gotten the message regarding rolling out a national Public Safety Mobile Broadband capability. [ + ]