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Similar thing exists in Melbourne, Australia: http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/ http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/

• mafro 13y ago
  Thanks for posting this. I'm in Melbourne and I had no idea..
• dil8 13y ago
  I'm in Melbourne too... started thinking about this while browsing reddit on the weekend, had no idea there was a group
• haydio 13y ago
  As well as Perth, Western Australia: http://www.wafreenet.org/ http://www.wafreenet.org/
• nikatwork 13y ago
  There used to be one in Brisbane in the mid 2000s (BrisMesh), but it seems to be dead now.
  • femto 13y ago
    Most capital cities in Australia had a wireless mesh project during that era. wireless.org[1] was (and still is?) the toplevel website. Melbourne and Perth seem to be the only ones left with active nodes? Canberra (air.net) used to be strong. Sydney lives on in the form of a website[2] and nodedb[3], a world wide map of mesh network nodes, started by "evilbunny" (Duane Groth). The servers are still live, but the content is well out of date. The projects are dead, but all the infrastructure seems to still be there, if interest ever revives. [1] http://www.wireless.org.au/ http://www.wireless.org.au/ [1] http://www.sydneywireless.com/ http://www.sydneywireless.com/ [2] http://www.nodedb.com/ http://www.nodedb.com/