Space 

The objective of the Space Licensing and Safety Office is to assist the development of space activities in Australia and by Australians outside Australia by administering the Space Activities Act 1998 ('the Act') and subsidiary regulations.

Sets out the Australian Government's position on Australia's space industry, by way of a space policy.

The United States and Australia initiated a cooperative relationship on GPS and space-based PNT through a Joint Delegation Statement signed in 2007.

For Minister to determine when an organisation is an approved educational or scientific organisation for the purposes of s.8A of the Space Activities Act

Table showing details of Australian satellites.

The Space Licensing and Safety Office (SLASO) has been established to take responsibility for implementing the regulatory and safety regime for space activities in Australia.

Information on the Australian Government's space-related activities, including links to Australian space companies and research organisations.

Australian Government policy framework for space engagement

The primary role of the Australian Government Space Forum is information sharing on space-related policies, programs and activities of Australian Government agencies.

Membership of the Australian Government Space Forum

The Space Licensing and Safety Office implements the regulatory and safety regime for space activities.