NBN Outage Report in Scottsdale, Dorset, State of Tasmania
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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 Scottsdale, State of Tasmania
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Scottsdale 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 (74%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (3%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
Community Discussion
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NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lauren Hunter
(@lozemmahunter) reported
@Telstra appauled at your customer service. 6 attempts (!!!) to cancel an NBN order, each time assured it was done and yet it still showed up on the door step of my old home. NO ONE able to actually help/solve the issue. Useless service.
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Jack Carmody
(@carmo47) reported
@CasFarmerCD We were getting 75 down and 20 up on a dual NBN system. But latency around 650 which killed any of our cloud applications.
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Tayyiba Iram
(@Tayyibai) reported
from
Melbourne, State of Victoria
@BelongAU my nbn is not working since 8th July. And its not part of regular outage. Is there any way it could be fixed quickly. Its impacting my work. #Belong
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Ghillian Sullivan
(@GhillySullivan) reported
@David_Threlfo Stronach development co has just gained permission to build 186 highrise dwellings on the site of nbn in Mosbri Cresnt. We’ve a birds eye view. it will be nothing but buildings. 60 mature trees cut down. A 3 &1/2 year fight by residents won no concessions to this mess. Blame Ncc
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nbn® Australia
(@NBN_Australia) reported
Most of the impacts to nbn connections that were caused by power outages & network infrastructure damage in impacted areas have been resolved. For some sites that are still without commercial power, we will continue to manage portable generators which have already been deployed.
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Steve Ulrich
(@sulrich70) reported
@_markagregory @MRowlandMP @NBN_Australia Question has to be asked why do you need 5000 (highly paid) employees to project-manage contracts?Investments made over the past decade, future proof and scalable broadband network would be in place now.Upgrades should be in place now leading the world in broadband connectivity.
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y0710890306g
(@g890306y) reported
@Telstra @NBN_Australia I have DM you the details. Weather is also good, there should be no reason why the appt got cancelled while I still have issues with internet, second week and still counting!
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Thaiso
(@Thaiso) reported
@NBN_Australia @MRowlandMP @M_McCormackMP 260 hectares of land destroyed and oxygen lost; and how much power and carbon used to make all these panels too? Never zero just destroying the landscape. Nuclear is the best answer for base load power if you want to ditch coal.
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GreenMitty 🌳
(@greenmitty) reported
1/4 I recently made a complaint to the Ombudsman about @Telstra re my appallingly slow mobile internet speeds. I live in a rural area with no nbn or other decent internet options. After 'investigating' Telstra stated there is nothing wrong with our tower or signal. I explained
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Jean-François Mezei
(@jfmezei) reported
@mgeist Note that Canada was a world leader in opening the TPIA wholesale for cable. Australia’s attempt to do wholesale on cable with NBN failed (despite having hired an ex Shaw guy who knew how it SHOULD work, but Australia didn’t use that technological solution. )