Advocacy Corner update: March – May 2026

It’s been another busy period for the team with lots of regulatory news for the industry. We’re working hard to represent Members and shape policy that will affect the telecommunications sector in a way that is practical and measured. TCP Code RejectedThe Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) rejected the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code (TCP […]

DFSV Standard Compliance Templates now available

Attention: Compliance deadline 1 July 2026.  To support Members in meeting their obligations under the Telecommunications (Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Consumer Protections) Industry Standard 2025 (the DFSV Standard), IAA has partnered with WISPAU to deliver targeted and practical training and compliance template materials. Who the DFSV Standard applies toCompliance with DFSV Standard is mandatory for all […]

Welcome new Members – May 2026

Welcome to our newest Professional Members: Marcus BarczakKaren GanschowJock GrahamJohn HoldsworthCheryl HoongJaye StewardJemma SwaakDan ToddVinu Koshy VarugheseEric Vongphit Welcome to our Corporate Members: Cmobile Pty LTD Welcome Cmobile Pty Ltd to IAA as a new Corporate Member. Cmobile is a Sydney-based Australian-owned and operated Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), delivering clear, affordable mobile and NBN […]

Internet Association of Australia disappointed to see ACMA reject the TCP Code

The Internet Association of Australia Ltd (IAA) expresses its disappointment that the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has rejected the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code (the Code), describing the decision as a missed opportunity to strengthen consumer safeguards through effective co-regulation. While not entirely unexpected, IAA notes this decision appears to be influenced by misguided […]