Internode starts selling NBN fixed wireless in Armidale

Chinese networking equipment maker Huawei has provided its new E5832 3G personal Wi-Fi hotspot to Internode, which is selling it from AUD $49 when bundled on a 24-month contract: hip hip Huawei?

iiNet-owned broadband provider, Internode, has today started offering its “best-selling” Easy Broadband ADSL2+ services from an extra 240 telephone exchanges throughout Australia that contain iiNet DSLAM equipment.

Written by: Graeme Philipson | Published in: MobilityThousands of visitors to the Moseley Square New Year celebration at Adelaide’s beachside suburb of Glenelg will welcome in 2013 with free wireless Internet access provided by Internode.

Internode has revised its 3G wireless broadband plans, in some cases tripling the amount of data offered.

Internode has announced the prices it will charge for broadband services delivered over the NBN - when commercial services launch later this year on completion of trials - but claims that the NBN wholesale pricing model is flawed and will push prices up.

In an analysis of complaints about Internet services statistics blog site Bernoulli Trial has found that Internode recorded the lowest rate of TIO complaint numbers compared to its market share.

Internode has extended the coverage of its Internode Business Connect (IBC) private IP network services into New Zealand in partnership with New Zealand ISP Orcon to serve Australian clients with offices in New Zealand.

A day after launching its cheeky Telstra-targeted ad campaign, Internode has revamped prices for its ADSL services and introduced its first sub $30 plan.

Internode has announced pricing for services it will deliver of the first NBN FTTH rollouts in Tasmania: an entry level 25Mbps/2Mbps service with 15GB of data will cost $29.95 per month. $10 less than Internet's nearest equivalent ADSL plan.