A remote radio site was burning the midnight diesel. A new power control system was the answer. [ + ]

For public safety mobile broadband to be a success, all stakeholders must agree on the key goals and definitions. [ + ]

Seven days per week, 24 hours per day, Victoria's transport infrastructure is safeguarded by a state-of-the-art management centre. [ + ]

Software-centric platforms are helping engineers and scientists to better understand how autonomous car communication systems will work. [ + ]

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) recently had a new chair appointed by the federal government. [ + ]

The world has 80,000-plus control rooms, and the International Critical Control Rooms Alliance aims to foster collaboration and discussion among them. [ + ]

It's vital that all members of the critical communications industry contribute to the debate on future technologies, says ARCIA's Hamish Duff. [ + ]

Australia's largest commercial two-way radio network is expanding with Motorola DMR Tier III technology. [ + ]

Motorola Solutions APAC Corporate Vice President Iain Clarke describes his company's investment in vital new technologies to meet users' ever-evolving needs. [ + ]

AT&T Senior Vice President Chris Sambar has told NPSTC that his company is committed to public safety communications and its requirements. [ + ]

The GSMA is offering up to £300,000 per project for new services to improve communications during humanitarian crises. [ + ]

Barrett Communications has supplied mobile systems for Bushmaster troop-carrying vehicles in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces. [ + ]

'Black box' for soldiers could eventually be adapted for emergency services and law enforcement personnel. [ + ]

New radio spectrum licence fees will take effect in New Zealand from 1 October. [ + ]

APCO's latest report assesses the effects mobile broadband will have on the operations of public safety access points (PSAPs). [ + ]