Gisborne's local internet provider since 1995
Current Outages
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14/07/26 8:45am- Customers in Waikokopu and part of Mahia township are currently being affected by a problem at our Morere Repeater. We have a technician enroute to repair the link.
April's Cyclone Vaianu has huffed and puffed at Mahia's Peninsula and blown our Kinikini pole down. Services to clients primarily west of the Peninsula will be effected. We are working on back up links & restoring what transmitters are still intact currently.
Additional pole installed by Aaron Mckinnon to get around trees interfering with our line of site to Tolaga Bay. This will give us better speeds to our customers up the coast.
Come find our stall this year at the East Coast Farming Expo! As a service provider for farmers and others living in rural areas, we always like to show up and talk to people about who we are and what we do.
We're parternering with a company called Preseem to install advanced monitoring software on our network. Preseem is a network analytics and monitoring platform, which will give us live feedback on each and every repeater site we have up and down the coast (thousands of...
April's Cyclone Vaianu has huffed and puffed at Mahia's Peninsula and blown our Kinikini pole down. Services to clients primarily west of the Peninsula will be effected. We are working on back up links & restoring what transmitters are still intact currently.
Additional pole installed by Aaron Mckinnon to get around trees interfering with our line of site to Tolaga Bay. This will give us better speeds to our customers up the coast.
Come find our stall this year at the East Coast Farming Expo! As a service provider for farmers and others living in rural areas, we always like to show up and talk to people about who we are and what we do.
We're parternering with a company called Preseem to install advanced monitoring software on our network. Preseem is a network analytics and monitoring platform, which will give us live feedback on each and every repeater site we have up and down the coast (thousands of them!). This way our team will get an alert when any antenna is going slower than it should, meaning we can proactively solve issues before our customers experience them. We're currently in a test phase at the moment, and hoping to have it fully integerated by March 2026.