Of course, with the hilly nature of our terrain, they may have to resort to lots of “small cells” in lots of locations.

Speaking of signal and telecommunications, we were hoping to bring you some updates on the NBN network and proposed fixed wireless towers on Wonga Road and Brushgrove Lane.

NBN Co has taken out questions on notice but you will have to wait another week or at least a few days online to get their answers.

Eurobodalla council continues to cop it a bit about the Apex Park boat ramp works, but the good news is that it should be back open by the end of next week, at least until the next stage of upgrades set for August.

I asked one of the complaining fishermen when would have been the best time to close it, and he said September to November would have been better - but given that this run of kingfish is unexpected and unseasonal, who knows what fish could turn up then!

And for those of crossing our legs and holding on, the new Midtown toilet block should be done next week, although we are not sure why one was demolished to build another. I guess the new one is a bit more accessible.

Finally, if the Geelong Star and its operators had nothing to hide, their AIS would be turned on!