Albury and Wodonga now share a combined Wi-Fi network, so Border residents can travel from one city to the other without having to log in and log out when they move between the two council's facilities.
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Both cities already had Wi-Fi, but under the Two Cities One Community action plan the councils created a single network to improve residents' convenience.
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An initial six month trial of the integrated public Wi-Fi network will be rolled out to facilities owned by both councils, including council offices, libraries, community centres, parks and recreation areas and sporting facilities.
The new single public Wi-Fi network will appear as __AlburyWodongaFreeWifi.
Once logged in, users can move between council facilities in both Albury and Wodonga. The Public Wi-Fi Map shows where to access free Wi-Fi.
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