- The Department
- Anti-Discrimination Commission
- Births, Deaths and Marriages
- Consumer Affairs
- Correctional Services
- Courts Support Services
- Fines Recovery Unit
- Land Titles Office
- Licensing Commission
- Licensing, Regulation and Alcohol Strategy
- Public Prosecutions
- Office of the Information Commissioner
- Policy Coordination
- Public Trustee
- Solicitor for the NT
- Alcohol Issues
- Associations and Clubs
- For Community Groups
- For Consumers
- For Business
- For Youth
- For Legal Practitioners
- Media Room
- Research and Statistics
- Services for the Public
- Victims of Crime
- Witnesses
The mobile phone market
The mobile phone market is made up of organisations known as carriers that own the infrastructure or network that mobile phones need in order to work. These carriers sell the use of their mobile phone network directly to the public or through agents.
Carriers also sell in bulk to other businesses known as carriage service providers, who in turn resell to the public.
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is a free, independent and informal service that can help people who have problems with their telephone or Internet service in Australia. However, you must try and resolve the problem yourself before contacting the TIO (toll free 1800 062 058).
