Body cameras enhance safety at Dortmund Hospital
18 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Motorola SolutionsFollowing a rise in aggression towards healthcare workers, Dortmund Hospital equipped its emergency department staff with V200 body cameras from Motorola Solutions.
An effective PSMB network needs cross-domain experience
17 September, 2026 | Supplied by: BAI CommunicationsExclusive interview with Elyssa Rollinson, CCO, BAI Communications
After 600 days of Trump 2.0, how has telecom been impacted?
14 September, 2026 by Dario Betti, CEO, Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF)At 600 days, Donald Trump's second presidency has created a more interventionist environment than many expected.
Optus outage comes just days after UOMO Bill passes House
14 September, 2026A recent voice outage came two days after the passage of the Universal Outdoor Mobile Obligation (UOMO) Bill through the House of Representatives.
Interoperability: the foundation of effective emergency management in ANZ
07 September, 2026 | Supplied by: OctaveWhen emergencies occur, agencies across Australia and New Zealand must be able to share information, coordinate resources and make decisions in real time.
Telstra outage sparks call for enforceable reliability standards
07 September, 2026 by Lauren DavisThe outage was primarily a result of Telstra not treating network timing as a sovereign function requiring the highest levels of oversight and protection.
Connectivity resilience emerges as a defining priority for government agencies
01 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions Australia Pty LtdConversations at the recent Technology in Government event in Canberra reinforced a clear shift in how public sector organisations are thinking about connectivity.
Improving firefighter readiness through modern station alerting
28 August, 2026 | Supplied by: TPL Systems Asia-Pacific Pty LtdFire departments are increasingly adopting multimodal alerting systems that combine tactile, visual and audible notifications.
More communication trailers rolled out in Qld
14 August, 2026Three more satellite-powered ARNI communication trailers have been rolled out across Far North Queensland, keeping communities connected during severe weather events.
Leveraging body-worn cameras in retail: a new layer of safety and security
16 July, 2026 | Supplied by: Axon Public Safety AustraliaBody-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.
Best of both worlds: charting the hybrid future in Australia
16 July, 2026 by Con Balaskas* | Supplied by: Motorola SolutionsBy following a hybrid approach, we can maintain the communications backbone for public safety while charting a path that is better connected than ever before.
Is your agency truly ready for AI in public safety?
14 July, 2026 by Chris Leaver, Executive Director – Australia & New Zealand, Octave | Supplied by: OctaveAI brings both opportunity and responsibility: it is not perfect and should never be treated as a final decision-maker.
Who are the mission-critical communications users?
08 July, 2026 | Supplied by: TCCA LimitedIn the transition from narrowband to mission-critical broadband networks there will need to be an agreed definition of a ‘mission-critical user’.
New Zealand launches new critical communications entity
02 July, 2026New government entity SafetyNet Critical Communications launches with first new customers queued.
RFS command trailer has 24-hr power reserve
02 July, 2026 | Supplied by: RFI Technology SolutionsNatural disasters such as bushfires and floods often impact remote or infrastructure-compromised areas where access to reliable power is limited or unavailable.
