Posted: 10:29am Wed 27 Feb, 2019

TCC online services repaired

The Tauranga City Council have fixed their online systems after being disabled due to a cut fibre cable.

The Tauranga City Council's online systems have been restored after a digger cut through a fibre cable on Cameron Road last night.

Tauranga City Council posted on their Facebook page this morning confirming the issue had been fixed.

'UPDATE: Our online systems are back up and running again, including our website and online transactions. Thank you for your patience and apologies for any inconvenience caused.”

The council's network went down at around 2.20pm and affected their website, email and online transactions.

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