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We've moved! Follow us @acmadotgov for the latest updates from the ACMA.

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ACMA seeks comment on draft new telco complaints-handling rules - first of several initiatives to improve consumer/business NBN experience https://t.co/0RuFsk94py

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ACMA #research: Early insights from recent survey of residential households about their experience moving to and using the NBN https://t.co/FbRL6HuPlu

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ACMA Triple Zero (000) research – check out the stats and download the free emergency+ app https://t.co/PCUFn2uh6w

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The @acmadotgov #CommsReport is out now! https://t.co/26HLHqmKKO

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Australian’s love to download data! @acmadotgov's new report says the volume of data downloaded via mobile in 16-17 was 45% higher than last year - find out more: https://t.co/hsiF18Zy2N

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The shift to mobile-phone-only households continues as we ditch the landline – More stats in our #CommsReport https://t.co/UfJUtIdx5X

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Demand for digital connectivity at all-time high https://t.co/fyXba0iB4B

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Aussie kids clock up an average 10.6 hours watching programs or movies per week according to ACMA research https://t.co/J4gRSCHpDF

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Research on screen habits of Aussie children shows @abckids most watched for kids aged 0-4 https://t.co/J4gRSCHpDF

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Reality TV shows most popular with kids but childrens’ television dominates time, ACMA finds https://t.co/FqmOl72A2r @mumbrella @acmadotgov

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Aussie kids and TV: Tuning in across multiple platforms https://t.co/SlLe3n7C3R

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New ACMA #research report ‘Children’s television viewing and multi-screen behaviour’ https://t.co/eDaYXP1C5V

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ACMA ‘local content’ research shows 86% of regional Aussies believe local news important, 87% satisfied with quality https://t.co/R5cSBVsuvu

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Commercial TV–24%–most reliable breaking news source & print–19%–most trusted local news source for regional Aussies https://t.co/YIPDqMAE2L

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Use of social media by regional Aussies to access local news, events & sports has increased since 2016 https://t.co/YIPDqMj3bd

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Latest ACMA research shows regional Aussies report TV (21%) and print (19%) as most trusted local news source https://t.co/R5cSBVsuvu

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Social media is second-most reliable source of breaking local news (14%) after TV (24%) for regional Aussies https://t.co/YIPDqMAE2L

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ACMA research shows 34% of regional Aussies report TV as their preferred local news source, 21% report print media https://t.co/R5cSBVsuvu