Alliance for competition
in digital communications
Commpete is the united voice of new and established telco companies. Together we have a seat at the regulatory table where we advocate pro-competition policy.
It’s time for real competition in Australia’s digital communications.
Australia is lagging behind other countries when it comes to equal, open and timely access to our nation’s communications infrastructure – its fixed lines, the NBN, mobile 5G networks and beyond.
Commpete advocates for pro-competition policies and regulation in telecommunications markets. We believe that strong challenger brands play an integral role in driving value and innovation to Australian consumers and businesses.
Our alliance aims to secure:
- Open and adaptable markets for wholesale digital communications enabling greater entry, innovation and competition.
- Competitive, diverse and less concentrated retail telecommunications markets where the challengers aggregate at least 30% market share.
Hear what Commpete is all about from our chair, Michelle Lim.
Advocacy
We argue the case for real competition and provide a strong, credible and unified voice making it easy for government, regulators, policy makers, industry players and the media to hear the perspective of challengers when it comes to developing and implementing industry and regulatory policy.
Did you know
Commpete’s members represent 1,575 Australian staff, approximately $1 billion in annual turnover and more than $250 million combined investments in FY 20/21.
Commpete’s members service wholesale and retail consumers in metro and regional Australia.
Telecommunications is an essential pillar of our country’s digital future. At a time where costs of living are increasing, Australians need flexibility, choice and value.
Commpete’s members have spearheaded some of the most significant price and service innovations consumers have enjoyed over the past 20 years including new technologies, pricing innovations, policy and regulatory initiatives.
Media Releases & Announcements
Commpete regularly argues the case for real competition, greater choice and better value in the telecommunications industry. See more details in a collection of media releases and announcements.