Under the new Australia emergency alert system, alerts to be sent for bushfires, floods, biosecurity threats and other events which put lives at risk ...

Most Australians will receive a mobile phone alert in July this year, as part of a nationwide test of a new emergency warning system.

The federal government will test a new national warning system in coming months. It is designed to replace the current patchwork of state-based emergency alerts.

A nation-wide test of a new emergency warning system has been locked in, promising faster, more accurate alerts for natural ...

Even if your phone is switched off or on silent, there's no way to avoid it.

Almost every mobile phone in Australia will receive a test emergency alert as the federal government prepares to roll out national warnings.

AusAlert’s October go-live has been timed for the run-up to Australia’s seasonal bushfire surge, with Minister for Emergency Management Kristy McBain calling it “an important project that will help us ...

The system aims to tell people what the emergency is, where it is happening, how serious it is and what they should do.

The last Monday in July is sure to be one your phone won't soon forget, as the Australian government sends an alert to every ...

The Albanese government is making major changes to the national warning system amid heightened threats.