Cedar Pocket nbn Community Information Session

The nbn is heading to Cedar Pocket to provide the local community with the information they need to take advantage of fixed wireless superfast broadband and ask any questions or raise concerns about the proposed fixed wireless network.

The nbn already has 24 fixed wireless facilities delivering nbn™ services to more than 6,300 homes and businesses across the Gympie Regional and Fraser Coast local government areas, and another 20 facilities are approved and awaiting completion.

Along with fixed wireless, the nbn™ is using a mix of technologies, including fixed line and satellite to deliver high speed broadband to Australians. Under the minimum speeds that all technologies on the nbn™ network is designed to provide, Queensland families can all be online at the same time, enjoying the same fast broadband connection, using multiple devices.¹

A Community Information Session for local residents and businesses interested in finding out more about the nbn™ Fixed Wireless and Fixed Line Networks and its benefits will be on Wednesday 10 February 2016.

Cedar Pocket Community Information Session:

When: 3pm – 6pm, Wednesday 10 February 2016

Where: Cedar Pocket Hall, 483 Cedar Pocket Road, Cedar Pocket

If you would like to find out more about the nbn™ fixed wireless proposals in these areas, or about the fixed wireless service, please drop in at any time between 3pm and 6pm to see the information display and talk to nbn representatives directly. No appointment is necessary.

nbn™ Corporate Affairs Manager for Queensland, Kylie Lindsay urged residents to attend the Fixed Wireless Network Community Information Session to find out about the huge impact access to superfast broadband will have to the local region.

“Residents are invited to attend this information session to arm themselves with information and learn about how to maximise the opportunities presented by the nbn™.

“This is an opportunity to ask questions about not only the fixed wireless network, but about the nbn™ in general.

“The nbn™ network will become critical for health, education, business development and the overall long-term sustainable growth of regional areas like Cedar Pocket.”

More information on the nbn™ rollout areas is available at: http://www.nbnco.com.au/maps

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1. Your experience including the speeds actually achieved over the nbn^TM network depends on the technology over which services are delivered to your premises and some factors outside our control like your equipment quality, software, broadband plans and how your service provider designs its network.