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A remote regional airport had no reliable fixed-line internet and wanted to offer free passenger Wi-Fi in the terminal and apron areas. We delivered bonded Starlink backhaul, a WatchGuard firewall, and two Ubiquiti access points to cover travellers and staff.
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A small water corporation needed reliable connectivity at remote water sites to monitor flow with Meraki cameras and operate gates remotely. We delivered a Starlink-powered SD-WAN built on WatchGuard firewalls, with IP relays connecting gate controllers and cameras back to a central operations team.
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A remote desert roadhouse relied on poor NBN fixed wireless that dropped out during peak tourist season, leaving guests, staff and EFTPOS terminals offline. We installed bonded Starlink for resilient backhaul and built a separate guest Wi-Fi network with a branded captive portal.
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A remote cattle station lost all internet access when the local 3G network was shut down. The homestead, yards and outbuildings needed reliable connectivity for operations, safety and family communication. We installed Starlink as the primary link and four Ubiquiti outdoor access points to blanket the homestead and yard area with fast, stable Wi-Fi.
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Before Starlink existed, a remote Western Australian mine site was stuck on a 2 Mbps/2 Mbps satellite link. We designed and built a six-hop solar-powered microwave network to a Tom Price business with a 100 Mbps fibre connection, connecting the mine to its head office for the first time at real broadband speeds. The big-T telco wanted $4.6 million to run fibre; our solution was built for $69,000 excluding the existing Tom Price connection supplied by the mining company.
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Before NBN and Starlink existed, a customer moving into a brand new industrial estate had no copper, no ADSL and no fibre. The incumbent telco quoted $400,000 to install fibre. Instead, we built a point-to-point wireless link to a friendly neighbouring building and bonded two SHDSL connections to deliver 40 Mbps symmetrical for $500 per month. The wireless link is still in place today, upgraded to air fibre, while the SHDSL lines have been replaced with a 1 Gbps FTTP NBN connection.
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