The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is an independent government agency responsible for regulating broadcasting, telecommunications, and online content in Australia. Established in 2005, its primary role is to ensure that communication services are delivered effectively and fairly to all Australians. ACMA oversees various aspects of the media landscape, including licensing radio and television broadcasters, managing the radiofrequency spectrum, and enforcing compliance with media laws. It also promotes online safety and works to protect consumers from harmful content, ensuring a safe and accessible communication environment for everyone in the country.