nbn^® Connecting Queenscliff and Leopold in the Bellarine Peninsula to Fibre to the Node (FTTN)

The wait for fast internet in parts of the Bellarine Peninsula is over next week as the National Broadband Network (nbn^®) goes live on 16^th of December 2016 with Fibre to the Node (FTTN) internet. Queenscliff and Point Londsdale residents will be able to connect to FTTN services and experience fast, affordable nbn^TM internet. Neighbouring towns Lorne, Apollo Bay and Marengo will be switched on in mid-December and Leopold early in the new year.
Fibre to the Node technology from the nbn^® utilises the existing copper network for a fixed line service and homes are connected from a nearby FTTN cabinet in the street. nbn^® FTTN internet service is available through official nbn^® Retail Service Providers (RSP) like Activ8me.
Activ8me CEO, Tony Bundrock acknowledged the increasing number of regional areas that will soon be able to connect to the nbn^® FTTN service.
“Fast nbn Internet services are being rolled out across regional Australia. These services open up new possibilities such as streaming, gaming and video calls for residents and cloud-based services for businesses.”
Bellarine Peninsula FTTN
The purple shaded areas found on the map show areas that can connect to nbn^® FTTN now. Areas include Port Arlington, Barwon Heads and Ocean Grove.

Queenscliff – Point Lonsdale FTTN
The brown shaded areas in Queenscliff will be ready to connect to nbn^® FTTN starting next week to join the purple shaded areas of Point Lonsdale.

Leopold FTTN
The brown shaded areas around Leopold show nbn^® FTTN that will be available for service from the succeeding months of January – February 2017.

For more detail on the nbn^® FTTN coverage areas visit our interactive map:
https://activ8me.net.au/nbn-rollout-map
Activ8me has a strong history in providing internet & telecommunications services to regional Australia and understands the essential reliance they have to reliable and robust internet service.
“Fast broadband is critical to the success of regional businesses, education, medical providers and providing the glue that fosters a connected and productive regional community,” Tony Bundrock said.
Residents in the Bellarine Peninsula can find out more information on nbn^® Fibre to the Node service areas and plans by contacting Activ8me on 13 22 88 or by going to our homepage