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Gold Coast gets 24Mbps ADSL2/2+
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 27 October 2005 16:00
The company says that more than 210,000 Gold Coast residents and businesses in suburbs extending from Labrador in the north to Palm Beach in the south and west to Nerang and Robina, over half of Gold Coast City, now have access to the service. However the actual speed available will depend on the specific customer line quality and distance.
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