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IOT COVID-19 Weekly Update—28 December to 3 January 2023

Aircraft noise regulations

The Air Navigation (Aircraft Noise) Regulations 2018 require most aircraft operating in Australian airspace to comply with noise standards and recommended practices introduced under the Convention on International Civil Aviation.

TLAVs Received 2023

Temporary Licence Applications and Variations received in 2023.

23 Dec 2022

Public Consultation on prominence of Australian services on smart TVs

A new framework is being developed to ensure Australian TV services can be found on connected devices.

Statement Following the 14 November 2022 Heavy Vehicle National Law Steering Committee Meeting

Prominence Framework for Connected TV Devices – Proposals Paper

Easy English—Review of the disability standards for accessible public transport—Australian Government

This book is an Easy English version of the Review of dis

Discussion paper—2022 Review of the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002

This paper outlines the scope of the Review, what we want

Prominence for connected TV devices

The Australian Government has legislated a television prominence framework to ensure local TV services are easy for Australian audiences to find on connected TV devices.

The Australian broadcasting landscape has changed dramatically over the last two decades. Audiences can now access a range of local and international TV services through internet-connected devices. While they offer significant benefits for Australian audiences, these technology-driven changes are creating a more challenging environment for local TV services to deliver content to these viewers.

21 Dec 2022

Put road safety first this festive season

The Australian Government urges motorists not to compromise on road safety during this busy holiday season.

Parent, mother, straps baby into rear child seat in car.

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