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Satellites and Sausages – Fieldays 2021
July 16th, 2021
We know it’s been a few weeks since Fieldays 2021 concluded but the Gravity Team have finally dried off their boots and warmed up their limbs and are back to work ensuring that all of the lovely people we met last month are connected to our service ASAP!
Gravity Provides Internet to Towai’s Market
November 6th, 2020
The Far North community of Towai hopes that a new weekend market being launched on Sunday 8 November will put its local artisans on the retail and tourist map.
Winners at Broadband Compare Awards 2020
October 27th, 2020
The Gravity Team were recently involved in the 4th Annual Broadband Compare Awards and the Finalists ceremony held in Auckland on Friday 16th October.
New 2020 Rural Internet Tech Arrives
February 20th, 2020
Gravity is proud to have partnered with the latest technological broadband advancements that rolled out across Asia Pacific, but most importantly - rural New Zealand.
New Satellite at Launch Base
November 22nd, 2019
A powerful commercial communications satellite to broadcast Internet signals over the New Zealand (Asia-Pacific) region has arrived at Cape Canaveral for final launch preparations ahead of a planned Dec. 15 liftoff on top of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Boosted Internet Coverage
September 5th, 2019
Farmers in areas where rural broadband does not reach might find some options open up with the launch of a satellite providing a boost in coverage and capacity to New Zealand’s most remote areas.
Andy Ellis Launches Rural Satellite
April 20th, 2018
Andy Ellis is a man of many talents. Most notably rugby, family, and wagyu beef. Andy has been contributing to the internet by finding better ways to connect remote Kiwis in rural areas of New Zealand.