Connecting Victoria updates

Residents, businesses and visitors in Ararat now have access to free public WiFi and a ‘smarter city’, helping to bridge the digital gap by ensuring everyone has access to free internet.

Faster broadband is coming to outer suburban Melbourne and regional Victoria over the next three years, with more than 130,000 businesses and households set to benefit from digital upgrades through the $250 million Connecting Victoria broadband program.

We are fast-tracking the delivery of improved mobile services to better connect Victorians living and working in more than 1,200 suburbs and towns across the state.

We are partnering with Yarra City Council to deliver six smart poles across Cremorne, with one of the poles to service the home of the new Cremorne Digital Hub in Balmain Street.

Further locations will be getting better mobile connectivity through the Connecting Victoria program.

Residents, businesses and visitors in Geelong now have access to world-class free public WiFi, enhanced broadband and a ‘smarter city’ through an initiative to improve regional connectivity.

Free WiFi will be available in more parts of the Latrobe Valley and locals will soon have access to better mobile services.

The Victorian Government has announced further locations to get better mobile connectivity through the Connecting Victoria program.

Residents and businesses in Geelong will benefit from Victorian Government partnerships with Optus and TPG Telecom to build a new mobile tower and upgrade 10 existing towers in the area.

The Victorian Government has announced further locations to get better mobile connectivity through the Connecting Victoria program.