THE Coorong has become the first district in regional South Australia to connect to NBN's fixed wireless network, a move some locals hope will help tourism.
More than 975 farms, homes and businesses in parts of Tailem Bend, Meningie, Naracoorte North, Coonalpyn and Tintinara can now switch on the National Broadband Network.
"NBN Co's fixed wireless service is designed to deliver internet speeds to regional South Australia that are today taken for granted in the cities," spokesman Joe Dennis said on Wednesday.
"For the Coorong, it means local businesses can participate in the digital economy and maximise the tourism potential of the proposed Motor Sports Precinct in Tailem Bend.
"Residents will also gain improved access to services such as e-health, distance education and online entertainment through superior connectivity."
NBN Co has also begun construction of 15 additional fixed wireless installations in regional SA, meaning an extra 4,200 more premises will be able to connect to the NBN by the end of 2014.
Those areas include Cape Jervis, Moorak East, Second Valley and Yankalilla.
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