Cessnock is included in the list of Hunter Councils NBN Co is set to work with on the subject of the network design and rollout. Soon, a bigger number of communities across regional NSW will enjoy the benefits of faster broadband. NBN Co consulted local communities in Hunter including Dungog, Maitland, Port Stephens, and Singleton… View Article
Consultations are now in progress to begin construction of new fixed wireless towers in Heyfield, Nambrok, Cowwarr, and Coongulla. Residents of these areas are on the road towards getting a high-speed Internet connection. Image from Arnnet NBN Co is set to begin consultations with local councils and communities across Wellington and East Gippsand to discuss… View Article
The NBN roll out has successfully reached Mildura and surrounding areas. Jenny Grigg, chair of the NBN Mildura/ Wentworth committee, expressed excitement over the announcement of a 2015 NBN launch. Image from sunraysiadaily “It will have enormous implications for our region in terms of health, education, access to services, transportation, business development, and much more,”… View Article
The National Broadband Network is ready to provide high speed internet connection in Culcairn district, Mangoplah, and to residents at The Rock. Over 5,500 people have become eligible for the NBN service. The latest rollout added 17 rural and regional communities that can be connected to the NBN network. Mr. Tony Gibbs, NBN Co spokesperson,… View Article
By the end of 2014, NBN Co plans to complete the plan on new products that would help bridge the $11.5 billion funding gap between the costs of building the NBN network. NBN Co is also seeking and negotiating with different electricity companies to help NBN Co cut electricity cost for the thousands of nodes… View Article
By the end of next year, rural and regional premises areas in NSW will be connected to a fast internet by the use of fixed wireless towers and will double the premises connected to the NBN. Around 27,000 households and businesses connect via NBN Wireless Broadband across the state and 30,000 more premises will be connected after completing the work… View Article
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull drafted a direction that the fixed spectrum for fixed wireless services under the National Broadband Network (NBN) would get access to 3.5GHz. Turnbull hopes that the draft direction “will help the Government meet its commitment to roll out very fast broadband to all Australians, as soon as possible,” Turnbull said in… View Article
