NBN Outage Report in Bunbury, 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 Bunbury, State of Western Australia
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bunbury 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 (75%)
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Total Blackout (10%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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E-mail (4%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
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NBN Issues Reports Near Bunbury, State of Western Australia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bunbury and nearby locations:
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Daniel Leach 📻🎙🎧
(@TheSportsFreak) reported
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Bunbury, State of Western Australia
We could’ve future proofed Aus w/ original NBN. Might’ve cost a lot, but wouldn’t needed to be touched for long time. Instead, lots of bandaids & poor solutions… I know my parents & more still don’t have access to decent internet. Sounds “first world”, but we could’ve had better
NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Prime Minister of Australia News
(@AustraliaPM) reported
@MRowlandMP The irony here is. Getting the Internet to work better in the bush than in the city won't win you any votes. How about implementing building regulations that require FTTP for all new builds? The NBN in cities will fix itself. Do your job. #NBN #auspol
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Daisy Cutter how dare you
(@daisycuttertz) reported
@RyanWil62993886 @OMGTheMess The problem was they hired the work force by way of “Labor Hire” cost about 3 times what it should have. Telstra and Optus National fibre rollout 28 months direct employee. Most #nbn TechCrunch 457 visas who owned the Labor hire?
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Sean O'Reilly
(@MovedOnNotice) reported
You have to stay up a bit late to watch 1 cricket game like we don't have to take a half day off work to call telstra to get terrible NBN working #T20worldcup22 #eastcoastproblems
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Bradley Kellett
(@bradley_kellett) reported
@GAZZA56721349 Typical Labor. The way it was presented it was similar to the NBN and NDIS, a thought bubble. They have cost a bomb and so will this crap
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FlyingDropBear
(@FlyingDropBear) reported
@BillWatterson6 @Pwoodee67 @abcnews Debt from NBN = good debt, it has a return Debt from bullshit grants to sports clubs, miners, dodgy foundations, etc = bad debt, it only makes a few people that much wealthier.
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Robert Hudson
(@manaz_d) reported
@D_LittleproudMP "Our infrastructure has been gutted." How so? Are you able to back up that point (or any others) with actual facts? Or do you mean the farce of an NBN that the LNP shoved down the throats of regional Australia for the last nine years? At least THAT'd be demonstrably true...
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AK
(@AKtech2021) reported
The 1000/50 nbn plan is making @NBN_Australia fighting or anti upload speed , @MRowlandMP should fix this issue , why gig plan got only 50 megabit upload ?! Who created this crap ?! 🫣 #nbn what is the point of fibre internet if the upload super slow like that?! 🫣
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Ryan Williams
(@RyanWil62993886) reported
@daisycuttertz @OMGTheMess I know, I built the first pilot site in Kiama NSW Not one of the NBN Exec has ever built a network, the concept was flawed, and no design brief The Conroy budget was $4.78 billion, so far he is about $100 billion out and it is not completed They lost $800m on the first satellite!
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Kath Smith
(@lastvainattempt) reported
The poor aged care will be receiving 2.5 billion over 5 years. 1 million new homes for the poor. 480,000 Tafe free places for the poor.1.7 billion over 7 years for DV. 1.5 million homes to get access to the NBN.
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jmc787
(@jmc_787) reported
@ronInBendigo Malcolm's decision to butcher the NBN from an FTTP network to MTM to "save money" was the single stupidest decision by an Australian Government in the last 20 years, until March 2020 came along when all precedents for stupid government decision making were surpassed for all time.