Simon Raschle

Telstra Tower Qtr 4? 2017?

The new blackspot tower that will service Mount Eccles and surround is expected to be live in the 3rd quarter of 2017. Initially it was scheduled for 2nd quarter. We are eagerly awaiting the switch on date. Edit: This has been pushed back another quarter to 4th qtr, 2017. For more information contact Telstra or your government representative.

Pizza Night

Thanks to all those who attended this years Pizza Night. A great turnout that was thoroughly enjoyed. Cheers to the chefs at Wheelie Good Pizzas for ensuring everyone had their fill of wood fired pizzas.

Thank you also to the gracious donations of deserts and nibbles by guests.

Thank you Isy!

A heartfelt thank you to Isobell Derrick who has retired from her treasurer role on the Committee. Her time and efforts were greatly appreciated by all from the committee and the wider community. If you have enjoyed the hall in recent years be sure to thank Isy next time you see her.


Thank you,

Mount Eccles Mechanical Institute Committee

Oktoberfest, 2015

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in the organising and running of the Mount Eccles Oktober Fest.

I could not single out anyone to thank as everyone worked together as a great team and I did not have to ask anyone to do anything because it was already being done and if someone needed a hand to do something there was always someone to help without even asking.

It was this type of group effort that made the event a success and I feel that we should hold another one next year as we could do a few more things as this year was a bit of a learning curve.

Once again many thanks.

President Jim

Mount Eccles Funded for Mobile Tower

As reported on 25th of June, Mount Eccles has been funded under the federal governments blackspot program to improve coverage in round 1. 


The following has further information on the upgrade.

https://www.communications.gov.au/what-we-do/phone/mobile-services-and-coverage/mobile-black-spot-programme

It is this writers hope that the same tower could be used for a nbn wireless extension from the Ruby tower which has been recently switched on. Some properties south of Mount Eccles may be interested to check with nbnco if their property can get reception from the Ruby tower. For more information see www.nbnco.com.au