How does 12Mbps compare to the 100Mbps proposed for the larger centres!! ??
At our May meeting it was brought to our attention that Dayboro would be excluded from the Federal Government’s High-Speed Broadband initiative, based on figures that indicated our population as being under 1000.

It was decided that this should be followed up on because we felt that the population figure used was incorrect (outdated), and also because of the potential negative impact on the future growth of this area.

CENOTAPH MEETING REPORT  - Thursday 21st May 2009:
There was a total of 19 attendees at this public meeting.  Whilst it was realised that the ‘wild weather’ experienced prior to this evening may have deterred some from attending, there had not been a ‘deluge’ of phone calls from people indicating that they had hoped to attend but could not.  Advised as being held in conjunction with the Progress Association meeting, and with a contact phone number for the association being listed on the “Community Contact List”, there would have been an opportunity to advise if interested.  After an address by Bill Rowe and Richard Hawkins, there was ample opportunity for all attendees to express their point of view.  It was decided to call for a show of hands to indicate support or objection to the proposal to re-locate the Cenotaph from its present position, in the grounds of the Dayboro State School, to Roderick Cruice Park.
The final score was:  12 for; 3 against, whilst 4 abstained.