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#311780 14-Feb-2024 11:28
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Some interesting places that Chorus are extending UFB to.

 

See https://www.chorus.co.nz/fibre-extension

 

Little Bay - https://maps.app.goo.gl/BiY2g2AnoRkzqPvJ7 is one of the more remote new locations.





 

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  #3195029 14-Feb-2024 12:05
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Lots of baches about to get fibre then! 




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  #3195036 14-Feb-2024 12:41
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This is fantastic news

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  #3195044 14-Feb-2024 13:23
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I'm guessing they are served off single exchanges, and removing the copper services allows a cost saving that makes the installation cost positive for Chorus...

 

The Milford one is interesting, last time i looked there were very few residences there,

 

- but they now have a fibre serving it courtesy of the 'Black spot' fund, so its probably worth pulling out the copper gear  (the businesses there will be stoked for the upgrade thou)




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  #3195326 14-Feb-2024 22:11
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Milford has nothing but copper landline this is a very good thing!

This will also be a pre requisite to Spark being able to shut down the Te Anau NEAX




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