NBN Outage Report in Mount Barker, Plantagenet Shire, State of Western Australia
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The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australian national wholesale open-access data network project and offers landline phone and internet network.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Mount Barker, State of Western Australia
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Mount Barker and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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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 (72%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (5%)
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Phone (2%)
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TV (2%)
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NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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WhyTheFaceDude
(@WhyTheFaceDude) reported
@Steve99529662 @intern_amanda1 @SkyNewsAust Nope.. he just hasn’t bought into this industry yet. NBN was a basket case due to him because he was invested in fixed cable service programming. Once he had his shot sorted he was promoting streaming and broadband packages with his ****** cable programs.
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Ryan Williams
(@RyanWil62993886) reported
@JennaLott16 @RositaDaz48 It was flawed from the very start, my company built the very first few site, and it was a bloody, building networks was our business, none of the NBN management group had ever built a network, a fibre to the premise network that size had never been built in the world previously 1
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Lee Maynard
(@chubacker) reported
@Telstra my son has been trying for a week to sort this out. this is a new business that has no internet because you and nbn can't get your act together. I wish someone would tell AP how bad things are so he can stop thinking he is doing a great job for his 140k a week.
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Cycle Closet
(@CycleCloset) reported
@Optus Our Brisbane store was switched to Optus NBN on 28 July. We've had no phone service since then. Told today will finally receive an email confirming info of a technician coming to store. No email. Bad service from Optus continues.
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Manu Herold 🐭
(@m_a_n_u______) reported
@Telstra I am looking into other options. Optus offered to upgrade my connection via NBN while your service team lied to me and bullied me.
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Yug Nivek🐀
(@YugNivek) reported
@WhistleOut_AU Lol, YaNo, if you have a **** service on NBN, getting another provider wont make any difference... its all delivered on the same infrastructure & if you have 50+ yo copper to your house it will still be there.
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Ⓜ️👁🔑 · mikey · マイキー
(@mikeygemmell) reported
@ReJennerating @PRGuy17 Not defending the NBN for a second - your HFC connection should've been replaced by FTTP - but the old HFC network was apparently in a bad state and at the end of its life.
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Brett Best
(@brettbestaus) reported
@Telstra I've already spent approximately 4hrs talking in the Telstra app and had my connection monitored for approx 48hrs. For some reason the agent is refusing to raise a fault with NBN but admits a problem does exist. Lots of false promises thrown in as usual.
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Kate🦋M©
(@Kate3015) reported
@brockathome @Penrith46 @Aussiefranco It wasn’t just Labor’s GFC debt that was the problem. It was the addition of off budget &/or underfunded projects like the NDIS & NBN. The Libs were close to a surplus, but drought & then Covid expenditure put paid to that.
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TPG
(@TPG_Telecom) reported
@XRImagineer Hi Ali, the amounts we pay NBN for use of its network have significantly increased in recent years, as people use more data when they work and study from home. While we have worked hard to try to continue to absorb these costs, unfortunately it is no longer sustainable to do so.