ACMA

A new ACMA report has found many Australians rely on habit, convenience and incidental social media exposure when accessing news.

The ACMA has found WIN Television Qld breached captioning record-keeping requirements for six Chicago Med episodes broadcast in January 2026.

The ACMA has found Channel Seven Adelaide breached privacy and distressing content rules in a 7 News broadcast involving a child.

The ACMA is seeking public feedback on a preliminary proposal to remake the Broadcasting Services (Technical Planning) Guidelines 2017 before they sunset in 2027.

The ACMA has found SBS breached gambling advertising rules during live Tour de France coverage involving a Crown advertisement.

Closing soon: ACMA seeks feedback on TV alcohol advertising rules - closes at 5 pm (AEST) on Thursday, 30 April 2026. 

Four Corners breaches accuracy, impartiality requirements - ‘Water Grab’ from August 2024 breached the accuracy and impartiality provisions

ACMA seeks feedback on TV alcohol advertising rules - The ACMA has opened an 8 week public consultation on the rules for alcohol advertising

Streaming remains Australia’s favourite way to watch or listen, ACMA research shows - The ACMA has today released new research

Australia’s TV prominence framework about to commence - From tomorrow it will be easier for Australians to access free-to-air TV services