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Delayed start for Telstra upgrade

19/06/2023

Telstra said the upgrade will be complete on June 30, if all goes to plan.

Telstra has delayed its Mount Holden 5G upgrade, with work to commence on Thursday, June 22, instead of Monday, June 19.

In an announcement on June 19, Telstra said there will be no 3G or 4G coverage from this site during the day from June 22 to June 23.

The site will be restored over the weekend from June 24 to June 25, with work to commence on Monday and no 3G or 4G mobile coverage from this site on June 26 to June 28.

There will be temporary interruptions for short periods during the day on June 29 to June 30, and Telstra said the upgrade will be complete on June 30, if all goes to plan.

Zoe Moffatt

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