Australian Broadcasting and Media Authority (ACMA)

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is a government agency responsible for regulating Australia's broadcasting, telecommunications, and online content. Its role includes managing licensing for radio and TV stations, ensuring compliance with broadcasting standards, protecting consumers from harmful content, and promoting competition in the media industry. ACMA also addresses issues like radiofrequency spectrum management and electronic piracy, helping to ensure that media services operate fairly, safely, and responsibly for the Australian public.