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The AusAlert campaign raised awareness of the national test of the AusAlert system, held on Monday 27 July 2026. It encouraged Australians to learn about AusAlert, understand how it works, and know what to do if they receive an alert on their mobile device. The campaign also highlighted the importance of timely, trusted emergency warnings when they matter most.

Photo of back of a farmer wearing a hat and flannel shirt, standing in a dry paddock looking out at a large bushfire in the distance with lots of smoke billowing into the air.

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AusAlert national test: 30" TV commercial

This TV ad aired across the country throughout July 2026 to raise awareness of the national test date and time.

Translated 30" TV commercials

Social media image asset examples

3 images of the 3 static social media ads, each featuring a scene from the TV commercial (bushfire, flood, hospital).

Video

AusAlert national test: 15" TV commercial

This shorter version of the 30-second TV ad was also aired throughout July 2026.

Audio assets

Translated audio assets

AusAlert national test: 45" radio ad [Korean]

Press asset examples

Photo of a dry paddock with lots of bushfire smoke in the distance. Overlay text and graphics make it look like a phone screen. Date/time shows Monday 27 July 2:00 pm and "National Test". Two notifications show 'introducing AusAlert' and 'We'll be sending a test alert to your mobile device". — 1/3

Aerial photo of a flooded town with heavy rain and rapid floodwaters. Overlay text and graphics make it look like a phone screen. Date/time shows Monday 27 July 1:30 pm and "National Test". Two notifications show 'introducing AusAlert' and 'We'll be sending a test alert to your mobile device". — 2/3

Photo of a hospital corridor with people wearing masks including a patient in a wheelchair with an oxygen mask. Overlay text and graphics make it look like a phone screen. Date/time shows Monday 27 July 12:00 pm and "National Test". Two notifications show 'introducing AusAlert' and 'We'll be sending a test alert to your mobile device". — 3/3

Campaign certification statement

Campaign certification statement

Download the signed certification statement for the AusAlert public awareness campaign.