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Home » Cabonne Communities Better Connected With New Mobile Phone Tower Switched On

Cabonne Communities Better Connected With New Mobile Phone Tower Switched On

7 December, 2016 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

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On Monday, Federal Member for Calare, Andrew Gee visited the site of a new mobile phone tower in Cargo, which was funded under Round One of the Coalition Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program. Mr Gee said, “The Cargo site is one of 21 towers to be funded under Round One of the program, with a further four to be funded under Round Two, taking the total number of towers in Calare to 25.

Black spots in Calare have been a source of irritation for quite some time, so it’s great to see them being cleared up under the Coalition Government’s Mobile Black Spot Program. They are an impediment to country business expansion and can be downright dangerous in an emergency, when help is needed fast. It’s vitally important that we keep chipping away at these black spots. This tower will greatly assist those people who are on Vodafone and other network carriers.

In total, Rounds One and Two of the Coalition’s program will deliver new coverage to 32,000 homes and businesses across 86,000 square kilometres including 7600 of major transport routes via 765 new mobile phone towers.” In addition to the new tower at Cargo,
towers in Manildra, Cumnock, Molong and Cudal will be switched on before the end of the year.

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