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iiNet Outage Report in Tea Gardens, Great Lakes, State of New South Wales

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iiNet Limited is Australia's second-largest internet service provider. Their focus is primarily on ADSL-based Internet access. iiNet also provides optical-fibre, dial-up, and voice services.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Tea Gardens, State of New South Wales

The chart below shows the number of iiNet reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Tea Gardens and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

iiNet Outage Chart in Tea Gardens, Great Lakes, State of New South Wales 02/21/2026 13:15

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by iiNet users through our website.

  1. Internet (74%)

    Internet (74%)

  2. E-mail (9%)

    E-mail (9%)

  3. Total Blackout (7%)

    Total Blackout (7%)

  4. Wi-fi (7%)

    Wi-fi (7%)

  5. Phone (3%)

    Phone (3%)

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iiNet Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • libravaga Katrina (@libravaga) reported

    @TheRiffJet @iiNet Spot on. It's hard to get good help but their internal incompetence should never cost you. They all get paid. Good work, bad work, no work and ugly work (getting paid for attendance is laughable due to covid, management's holiday). All you've received is **** service and a bill!

  • miriamcosic Miriam Cosic (@miriamcosic) reported

    I'll never forget when I had a couple of days to get to NY for a quick-turnaround job and was utterly shocked when I got there and had no access to my telephone. I see nothing's changed. And we've been a globalised world for some time now... @iinet

  • TubbsJTattsyrup Tubbs Tattsyrup (@TubbsJTattsyrup) reported

    @iiNet @ThisIsYomojo Watch this space for me. At the end of this, I’m using all these correspondences to write a super-Karen complaint to @iiNet ’s CEO and the ACCC. Bloody atrocious!

  • libravaga Katrina (@libravaga) reported

    @TheRiffJet @iiNet So you're saying that if they credited your 2 accounts for a month that your faith in iiNet as an upfront business (who aren't usually this bad and know that sometimes they have to take the L) could be restored? That'd be mighty generous of you Riff.

  • sumerdigital Philip Walker (@sumerdigital) reported

    Did you know that with @iiNet any random person can at any time cancel your account? I highly recommend that if you value your privacy and ongoing internet service you should immediately change service providers and or never use @iiNet

  • TheRiffJet Riff Jet (@TheRiffJet) reported

    @libravaga @iiNet Obviously iinet has some customer service issues. Never use to be so bad. Over an 18Yr period you notice how its dropped. I’ll check what Aussie Broadband has on offer.💙

  • libravaga Katrina (@libravaga) reported

    @TheRiffJet @iiNet iiNet sound like a pain in the arse. I hope they gave you a month without charge for your trouble. If not, try Aussie Broadband. If I have to call more than once over a problem, the company has to remunerate me for loss. My time is valuable and just saying so is never enough.

  • libravaga Katrina (@libravaga) reported

    @TheRiffJet @iiNet Wow 18 years! What some companies do for that sort of customer loyalty and feedback. To shareholders, 18 years worth of repeated income is sadly chicken feed but you and people like you are their bread and butter. Shame on them for taking you, your time and money for granted.

  • sumerdigital Philip Walker (@sumerdigital) reported

    @iiNet Apparently you can't help. You have cancelled the service of a 94 year old women who depends on being connected for no reason and without authority. I have been an @iiNet customer for almost 23 years and had no idea that you would breach your duty of care in such a way.

  • andrewhiggo Andrew Higginson (@andrewhiggo) reported

    @TheRiffJet @iiNet @NBN_Australia Yeah, the interactions between iinet and NBN appear strained. NBN treat them like Telstra (mostly) treats it’s customers