NBN Co has revealed that it’s selected Space Systems/Loral to build two Ka-band satellites at a cost of approximately $620 million which will be launched in 2015 to provide broadband services to remote rural locations. More »
Troublesome towers, titillating telehealth and tiresome Telstra – it’s another week in NBN news. More »
This week in NBN news! Optus signs on the dotted line, the rural wireless tower saga continues and zombies get broadband too… More »
One of the joys of being a contractor is the freedom to work from the comfort of your own home, or local cafe, or other random location, without having to commute to an office. And that sense of freedom is something that Comms minister Stephen Conroy was trying to teach to businesses as he announced National Telework week for later this year. More »
Tower troubles, tide troubles, Tony troubles… It’s been a tough week for NBN Co this week, as you’re about to discover in this week’s roundup… More »
The big news this week was NBN Co announcing it had passed the 4000 connected users mark. I wonder how the opposition reacted to that bit of news? More »
Vodafone begins its NBN trial, public schools remain unconnected and iiNet buys Internode for NBN competitiveness. All this and more in this week’s NBN roundup. More »
Conroy and Turnbull insult each other, Internode launches Fetch TV over the NBN and the Government plans to invest in education over the network. All this and more in this week’s NBN roundup. More »
Wholesale rates fixed for five years, overseas ISPs coming to Australia and Malcolm Turnbull comparing NBN Co to Scientology? It’s just another week of NBN news, conveniently wrapped for your consumption below. More »
If you were worried about signing up for the NBN and then watching the price go up exponentially, lay your fears aside. NBN Co has announced that it is fixing its wholesale price for five years, before raising them at half the rate of inflation after that. More »
