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In response to a widespread power outage in the Far West region of NSW during October 2024, NSW Telco Authority (NSWTA) brought the Public Safety Network (PSN) site at Thackaringa online in just four days, despite significant logistical and technical challenges. This fast-tracked deployment highlights the critical role NSWTA plays in ensuring reliable communications for emergency services and local communities, particularly in remote and disaster-affected areas.
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The opening of the Sydney Metro highlights the importance of expanding the reach of the NSW Telco Authority’s Public Safety Network (PSN), with critical In-Building Coverage (IBC) installed in the underground Crows Nest and Waterloo stations.
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In 2020 NSW Telco Authority was commissioned to provide Public Safety Network (PSN) coverage for the WestConnex M8 motorways, a critical part of the NSW Government’s Rozelle Interchange project. This mega tunnel connects Sydney’s west and southwest with the Central Business District. After four years of construction, the project was officially opened to all commuter traffic in late 2023, marking a significant milestone for Sydney’s transport and urban planning.
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The $723.3 million Tweed Valley Hospital is the largest capital health investment in the history of the NSW North Coast region. This state-of-the-art facility includes In-Building Coverage (IBC) that enhances the reach of NSW Telco Authority’s Public Safety Network (PSN).
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NSW Telco Authority led a successful proof-of-concept demonstration of a Broadband Connectivity Drone as part of the Next Generation Digital Connectivity initiative.
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Next Generation Digital Connectivity initiative to keep communities safe and connected to disaster-affected areas.
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NSW Telco Authority conducted an experiment in partnership with NSW Maritime, to trial the use of low earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology, as a best efforts connectivity while in transit, where there are black spots along NSW waterways.