The Australian Government’s Mobile Network Hardening Program (MNHP) is back with up to $20 million in funding for mobile network upgrades. This initiative aims to prevent outages during natural disasters and strengthen the resilience of critical telecommunications infrastructure in regional, remote, and peri-urban areas.
Round 3 is divided into two streams:
- $10 million for Regional and Remote Australia, targeting resilience upgrades in remote communities, including First Nations areas.
- $10 million for Peri-Urban Fringe, focusing on regions at risk of natural disasters near the outskirts of cities.
Local councils and MPs can suggest project locations on the Project Noticeboard, helping industry identify high-risk areas. While posting doesn’t guarantee funding, it’s a key opportunity to highlight community needs.
For full details and eligibility, visit Mobile Network Hardening Program.
