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ATA and AMTA merger approved, creating unified voice for telecommunications industry

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By Joel Murray
| amta.org.au
24 June, 2026: Members of the Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) and the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) have approved the merger of the two organisations, paving the way for the creation of a strong and unified voice for Australia’s telecommunications sector. The merger was approved by members at general meetings held by both organisations following unanimous support from the Boards of ATA and AMTA.
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ATA and AMTA propose merger

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By Joel Murray
| amta.org.au
The Australian Telecommunications Alliance (ATA) and Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) will seek their members’ support for a merger to create a strong and unified voice for the telecommunications sector. The proposed merger has been approved by the Boards of the respective organisations, and both the ATA and AMTA will hold general meetings to seek the approval of members.
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Short-sighted spectrum “stealth tax” will put pressure on investments, consumer plan costs

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By Joel Murray
| amta.org.au
29 May 2026: The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has warned that mobile plan prices could be forced to rise following the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s (ACMA) decision to proceed with significantly higher spectrum renewal pricing. The peak mobile industry body warned the regulators move was effectively a “stealth tax” putting pressure on cost of living and infrastructure investments – especially those in regional areas.
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