NBN Outage Report in Moy Pocket, Gympie Regional Council, State of Queensland
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NBN users through our website.
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Internet (74%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (4%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (%)
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NBN Issues Reports Near Moy Pocket, State of Queensland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Moy Pocket and nearby locations:
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John Mendoza
(@johno0910) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
The #nbn was so bad @ConNetica had to find an alternative provider for fast, reliable service to operate a data dependent business - this is Sunshine Coast not Bamaga. @leighsales @abc730
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💧Mike Fitzsimon
(@MikeFitzAU) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@twasink @LesStonehouse @Optus True. Done that. With my health situation, our house is wi-fi’d to the max. I can speak to unlock the front door to let the ambos in. Visitors and tradies cop it worst. And then we had a week of really poor NBN (Thank you, Mr Turnbull.) I was off the air.
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Pete Goodlet
(@pete_goodlet) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@NBN_Australia Hi Natalie. We have spent hours on the phone. The first technician was Telstra. The second technician was from @NBN_Australia he was unable to fix the board.. we were meant to be contacted last Tuesday.. still nothing!!
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Stefanie says
(@flusterbird) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@NBN_Australia The technician advises that there is cable damage near a traffic island. A Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) permit is needed for civil works.
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Queensland Investigations
(@QueenslandInve1) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@Pullenvalebirds I've never had any problems with Telstra I must say. But my modem at 3 years old was simply not keeping up. Telstra told me they'll be replacing the modems abt every 2-3 years for free. I've got the updated version now, the one that overrides NBN and power failures.
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Noely ⚡️🏐
(@YaThinkN) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@slsandpet @RBJRON Yeah... sadly for me, I am still in the karma phase of this crisis. ie. ***** who rubbished our nbn senate submission now struggling to work from home. Yes, I know, I am horrible person and should not be getting so much pleasure from that 😳😉
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Les Ross
(@Truturns) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@tanya_plibersek @stemplemanmp I’ve got a similar story! The TIO is on my case - hope to get Telstra 5G service so I can dump the NBN!
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Noely ⚡️🏐
(@YaThinkN) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@JTCabot @senator_sheldon @geoffrey_payne Would help Australians and public interest journalism. This is nbn all over again 🙄
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Noely ⚡️🏐
(@YaThinkN) reported
from
Sunshine Coast, State of Queensland
@davispg Been a bad week. Don't think I am getting computer back tomorrow either. Working on piece of shit and old b nbn one that spits the dummy if open too much 🤬🤬🤬
NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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Courtney Galina ⚡️
(@MuseMelodic) reported
@ryangrim NBN isn’t violating Geneva49. Further, it’s clear you have not done your homework. •A special regime between Israel and the “palestinians” is set out in a series of agreements negotiated between 1993 and 1999 that are still valid – that govern all issues between them, settlements included. In this framework there is no specific provision restricting planning, zoning, and continued construction by either party. The “palestinians” and their allies cannot now invoke the Geneva Convention regime in order to bypass previous internationally acknowledged agreements.
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Courtney Galina ⚡️
(@MuseMelodic) reported
@ryangrim NBN isn’t violating Geneva49. Further, it’s clear you have not done your homework. •A special regime between Israel and the “palestinians” is set out in a series of agreements negotiated between 1993 and 1999 that are still valid – that govern all issues between them, settlements included. In this framework there is no specific provision restricting planning, zoning, and continued construction by either party. The “palestinians” and their allies cannot now invoke the Geneva Convention regime in order to bypass previous internationally acknowledged agreements.
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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Courtney Galina ⚡️
(@MuseMelodic) reported
@ryangrim NBN isn’t violating Geneva49. Further, it’s clear you have not done your homework. •A special regime between Israel and the “palestinians” is set out in a series of agreements negotiated between 1993 and 1999 that are still valid – that govern all issues between them, settlements included. In this framework there is no specific provision restricting planning, zoning, and continued construction by either party. The “palestinians” and their allies cannot now invoke the Geneva Convention regime in order to bypass previous internationally acknowledged agreements.
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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John Young
(@JohnYoung146083) reported
@ImperiumEternia @Telstra in my case has changed my NBN service and speed tier without any request or authorization and now they are refusing to restore the service back to state before their team made the mistake. Clearly an organisation operating like a govt department.
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Courtney Galina ⚡️
(@MuseMelodic) reported
@ryangrim NBN isn’t violating Geneva49. Further, it’s clear you have not done your homework. •A special regime between Israel and the “palestinians” is set out in a series of agreements negotiated between 1993 and 1999 that are still valid – that govern all issues between them, settlements included. In this framework there is no specific provision restricting planning, zoning, and continued construction by either party. The “palestinians” and their allies cannot now invoke the Geneva Convention regime in order to bypass previous internationally acknowledged agreements.