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Updated: Exclusive - Tasmanian NBN dumps all Tasmanian board members
The three local board members of NBN Tasmania, Mark Kelleher, Dr Daniel Norton and Sean Woellner, have not had their 12-month contracts renewed and will be dropped, according to senior sources close to the organisation.
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iiNet disappointed at NBN customer publicity
Perth-based ISP, iiNet, isn't happy about the publicity surrounding first customer connections on the National Broadband Network (NBN) in Tasmania.
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iiNet, Internode and iPrimus onboard for Tasmanian NBN
iiNet, Internode and iPrimus will be the first ISPs to sell services on Tasmania’s national broadband network (NBN) fibre link.
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Corning Cable Systems wins second Tasmanian NBN tender
Corning Cable Systems has been awarded a contract from NBN Tasmania to supply the fibre optic cable to connect around 5000 homes and businesses to the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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NBN Tasmania gets general manager
Former Telstra staffer, Adrian Inch, has been named general manager of NBN Tasmania.
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NBN Tasmania awards fibre contract to Corning
NBNco’s younger sibling, NBN Tasmania, has awarded its optic fibre cable tender to US-based Corning Cable Systems for the state’s National Broadband Network (NBN) implementation.
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