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Internode first to ride the Basslink

By Spandas Lui | 07 July, 2009 14:27

Internode has become the first Internet service provider (ISP) to use the newly opened Basslink.
Basslink switched on

By Spandas Lui | 06 July, 2009 15:18

The long-awaited Basslink service has been switched on.
Tasmania prepares for NBN with $14.7m

By Spandas Lui | 15 June, 2009 08:34

Following news that the long-awaited Basslink network is set to run on June 30, the Tasmanian Government has committed a $12.7 million equity contribution from the state’s budget to Aurora Energy’s optic fibre system as part of the state’s National Broadband Network (NBN) initiative.
Internode pumps up Tasmania's data capacity

By Tim Lohman | 31 March, 2009 08:59

ISP Internode has announced will be boosting its data capacity between Tasmania and mainland Australia through a new deal with Basslink.

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