From putting unsafe equipment in employees’ hands to putting business operations and finances at risk – grey radios just aren’t worth the risk. 

Tait’s Connection Magazine always makes for good reading, this issue covers issues from the Antarctic to the changing role of today’s radio technician.

The ACMA has for many years sought to avoid imposing unnecessary or counterproductive regulation and recently exercised its powers under the Radiocommunications Act 1992 to ensure a critical radio product was kept available.

Hamish Duff, Queensland Communications' Managing Director speaks to Radio Resource International Magazine following the launch of the much anticipated ARCIA economic study on the value of the private mobile radio industry in Australia.

The Australian Radio Communications Industry Association (ARCIA) is conducting a study on the current and potential future uses of Land Mobile Radio services in Australia. All radio industry stakeholders are encouraged to participate. 

With the DMR standard continuing to grow in popularity, Tim Clark examines the benefits it can bring to different industries and workplaces.
 

The humble walkie-talkie is undergoing the same app-driven frenzy that turned mobile phones into man’s best digital friend almost overnight.
 

A seismic shift is taking place in the radio world, shaping the future of how most of us will communicate in the years to come.
 

Motorola Solutions together with partner Queensland Communications, today launched its MOTOTRBO™ Connect Plus two-way digital mobile radio (DMR) system, with a demonstration of its first commercial deployment in Australia at CeBIT 2011.