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NBN Outage Report in Wondai, South Burnett, State of Queensland

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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 Wondai, State of Queensland

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

NBN Outage Chart in Wondai, South Burnett, State of Queensland 02/02/2026 09:15

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Most Reported Problems

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

  1. Internet (73%)

    Internet (73%)

  2. Total Blackout (11%)

    Total Blackout (11%)

  3. Wi-fi (11%)

    Wi-fi (11%)

  4. E-mail (4%)

    E-mail (4%)

  5. TV (1%)

    TV (1%)

  6. Phone (%)

    Phone (%)

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NBN Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • wallysaurus Grant Wallace (@wallysaurus) reported

    @TPG_Telecom I have an outage at home. Nothing listed on your site or on NBN, and I can’t access my tpg account either, keep getting an error message! Help, postcode 3071.

  • singaporedavid1 David (@singaporedavid1) reported

    @SpaceX Getting a very slow between 5pm and 9pm but unlike the atrocious NBN there are zero dropouts. Having said that, you are going to have to sort this issue out sooner than later to avoid complete failure of Starlink in Australia as it’s just to slow due to congestion.

  • VacuousNess 💧 Vacuous the vaccinated. (@VacuousNess) reported

    @droverdriver61 1. Because it’s ‘schooling’ not ‘education’. A lot of it is chronic underfunding. Under resourcing etc of education system(s). Families which don’t value education / poor literacy at home. Then there’s less libraries on communities and poor national NBN access

  • sigmundsdroid Sigmunds Droid (@sigmundsdroid) reported

    @danilic bad luck. the NBN wasnt built by them. otherwise it would still be dialup

  • mirojurcevic Miro Jurcevic (@mirojurcevic) reported

    @natecochrane Optus / Telstra / Vodafone dug their own graves when they demanded the NBN become a multi-technology network This will indirectly accelerate the demise of copper cable and oddball wireless systems in the big data cleanup Starlink is looking good.

  • BarrySteeleTNL 💧Barry Steele (@BarrySteeleTNL) reported

    @independentaus @paulbudde Sorry, I completely disagree. This is national infrastructure and must be in public hands. The federal government can afford any expense necessary. #MMT The worst things for telecommunications in On have been the privatisation of Telecom and @TurnbullMalcolm's **** up on the NBN

  • simondotau Simon Wright (@simondotau) reported

    @NBN_Australia 2. When a customer notifies RSP that they are vacating a premises, NBN should send a flyer (tailored for the connection type) to their letterbox showing exactly what equipment must be left behind. NO cheerful help-the-next-person language. Tell them what they're REQUIRED to do.

  • mikal Michael Still (@mikal) reported

    TIL that not every new apartment building has an NBN service. Apparently the builder can choose to use someone else. Wasn't the universal connectivity the whole idea of the NBN?

  • FKhnopff Ferdie Khnopff (@FKhnopff) reported

    @RichardKGrump @TPG_Telecom It depends what you're after. Better customer service, user friendly access to your account, cheaper prices or access to a more reliable network? What is important to you? Each service is different as well. NBN is more likely to be about price. Mobile is about coverage.

  • chequers7 C Tan (@chequers7) reported

    @RichardKGrump @TPG_Telecom With TPG for 10 years now and last 5 NBN in Melb metro. Have not had any issues. However if you can get 5G coverage, speed is almost as good as NBN