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NBN rollout in Canterbury and Kooyong

by Lauren Cella
August 5, 2016
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Final NBN network designs have been completed for Canterbury in Melbourne, with construction now underway for more than 2500 new premises.

From August 2016 nbn subcontractors will begin connecting the area with new high-speed broadband technology.

The NBN rollout is also continuing in Kooyong in Melbourne with 1,800 premises ready for service in the area with this number increasing to what is expected to be over 58,000 homes and businesses by September 2018.

As NBN construction is completed residents and businesses will be able to sign up to an NBN plan with their chosen retail service provider, and will be supplied with a new modem to enable high-speed broadband.

The Federal Government is expecting every home and business in Australia to be able to connect to the NBN by 2020.

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