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Regional Rural Wireless Network
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Rotorua Lakes District
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South Waikato District
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TaupÅ District
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Western Bay Of Plenty District
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National Broadband Services
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Past Incidents
28th October 2025
Rotorua Lakes DistrictRural wireless Rotorua
Service outage throughout our Rotorua south area.
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Temporary outage at 5:40pm while we restart some of the equipment that was part of last nights fault
Services were restored overnight, however part of the Rotorua wireless network is running at lower speeds than normal due to some wind-damaged equipment. Our techs will be carrying out further remedial work today (Wednesday).
It appears that after some heavy weather passed through Rotorua on Tuesday evening, we lost comms with one of our key Rotorua towers. Our technicians will be responding first thing Wednesday morning to investigate and restore service. Further updates to come on this page.
27th October 2025
No incidents reported
26th October 2025
No incidents reported
25th October 2025
No incidents reported
24th October 2025
No incidents reported
23rd October 2025
Network Fault
We're investigating a major network fault, causing issues across our service.
All services should now be restored. We had a critical piece of equipment fail and our technician had to swap it out for a spare in order to restore service.
Engineering has located the fault and are working on troubleshooting.
Services in the Rotorua south rural area are offline due to equipment failure in Rotorua.
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Service self-restored, but we're planning to now proactively replace the equipment that failed earlier to prevent any future disruption.
Technician is getting spare equipment ready and will travel to our Rotorua site this afternoon to replace and restore services. Our ETA for service restoration is 3pm.