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Three new NBN fixed wireless service areas were turned on this week. The green shaded areas on the maps below show the NBN fixed wireless service areas: Doctors Creek Goombungee   Cooyar Want to find out more and use our interactive map. See: https://activ8me.net.au/crows-nest What does the NBN mean for Crow’s Nest? Dick Bennett of… View Article

Two new NBN fixed wireless service areas were turned on this week. The brown shaded area on the maps below show the NBN fixed wireless service areas: Woombah To find out more visit: https://activ8me.net.au/maclean Coutts Crossing To find out more visit: https://activ8me.net.au/grafton What the NBN means for Clarence Valley: NBN Co spokesperson Corrie Withers said… View Article

A 300Mbps mobile connection is certainly grand, which leads some people to ask the question: what do we need the NBN for? These amazing mobile speeds are all the rage right now, what with all the attention it has been getting from the media, together with the marketing hype that makes it even more popular,… View Article

The NBN has come to Blayney One new NBN fixed wireless service areas were turned on this week. The green shaded area on the map below shows the NBN fixed wireless service areas: Want to find out more and use our interactive map. See: https://activ8me.net.au/blayney What the NBN means for Blayney: NBN Co spokesperson Corrie… View Article

One new NBN fixed wireless service areas were turned on this week. The green shaded area on the map below shows the NBN fixed wireless service areas: Want to find out more and use our interactive map. See: https://activ8me.net.au/Wauchope What the NBN means for Beechwood North: NBN Co spokesperson Tony Gibbs said the fixed-wireless service… View Article

Image by NBN Survival Since May of last year, NBN Co has been making announcements of deadlines in areas where ageing copper phone networks will be disconnected for good to make way for the move to the NBN. This has brought forth many enquiries from residents, and this article contains the answers to some of… View Article

You’ve probably heard a lot of talk about “the cloud” but have yet to fully understand what it is. As the National Broadband Network aims to bring the benefits of the Cloud Computing Revolution to Australians, now is the perfect time to gain a better understanding of what it really is. Internet-based computing Basically, “the… View Article

In the next 12 months, fast NBN broadband will pave the way for new technologies to become available in Australian homes, businesses, and even classrooms. As another school year starts, Aussie students can expect a shift in the way they learn at school. A paperless classroom eBooks are increasing in popularity and are gradually being… View Article

Beginning February this year, 3,600 homes and businesses in the Western Suburb of Penrith will be making the switch over to the NBN as the construction rollout of the National Broadband Network reaches Sydney. Included in the scheduled switch over are parts of Blacktown, Lidcombe, Homebush, Richmond/Windsor, and Riverstone. NBN Co announced that the transition… View Article

6,000 users among 43 apartment buildings across Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne will be the first to join the NBN’s fibre-to-the-basement rollout coming mid this year – Alan Jones, radio personality residing in Sydney’s Bennelong Apartments, AKA the Toaster, will be one of them. Mr. Jones had been against the previous government’s FTTP (fibre-to-the-premise) network model… View Article