25-11-2010 - The gobroadband alliance of 14 City Councils in MNSW is forming a relationship with the 18 qld City Councils to represent Regional Australia.

26-10-2010 - Joe Griffiths from Griffiths Consulting has joined the Southern Cross University GoBroadband project to assist and build awareness in the community in relation to the establishment of the university’s fast broadband technology centre and the creation of an e-demo centre in Coffs Harbour.

26-10-2010 - The Co-Chair of the SEQ Councils Digital Economy & Broadband Working Group, Ipswich and Sunshine Coast City Council representatives to visit Southern Cross University this week to discuss future collaboration opportunities in relation to the rollout of phase I and phase II of the NBN in Northern NSW.

26-10-2010 - NBN and Gobroadband Seminar held 5 October at the Coffs Ex Services Club Coffs Harbour, was gauged a success. Both community and industry seminar sessions were well attended by the local community. Speakers included Professor Peter Croll, leader of the GoBroadband project at Southern Cross University, and Glenn Holdstock Community and Stakeholder Relations Advisor from NBNCo.

9-09-2010 - Coffs Coast Advocate - Broadband a big win for the bush - 'BROADBAND for the bush' was the straw that tipped the balance of government in Australia and the ramifications are still sinking in for the Coffs Coast. The roll-out of the National Broadband Network will now become aroll-in! said an excited Paul...

8-09-2010 - ABC (Lismore) Morning show - 9:12 am - Fi Poole interviews Prof Peter Croll, Southern Cross University who led a submission on early rollout of the National Broadband Network on the North Coast. She notes Tony Windsor has said he backed Labor because of the NBN, and Croll agrees, explaining the NBN will provide more entertainment options in the home. He says it will change the way people do business...

10-07-2010 - The Northern Star - 'Nerve centre' announced for Coffs - WE will be browsing the web in 3D, making video phone calls without a second thought, and streaming high-definition... (link)