NBN Outage Report in Ridgley, Burnie, 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.
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The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Ridgley 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 (4%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (%)
Community Discussion
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NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sandip Ramani
(@SandipRamani) reported
@NBN_Australia Hi, we had NBN pre installation appointment on 16/01/2026. No one came and no update in when technician coming. Called 15 times but cant get through human. Please help. Thanks
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mMuZz
(@muzdbuz) reported
@Peter_Fitz He did a great job... Like he did when he was PM (The NBN was his government's idea and it was destroyed by the LNP, to help Murdoch).
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bean
(@beaneverwins) reported
@Dety0 NBN (the main broadband network provider) recently upgraded basically everyone to support up to 2000/200 🥲 Costs the same as my 100/40 🙃
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Saif Chowdhury
(@itz9tz) reported
@TeamYouTube My name is Saif Chowdhury. I recently launched a news organization named National Bangla Network (NBN). Under this company, we operate five YouTube channels: NBN News, NBN News World, NBN Sports, NBN Explore, and NBN Innovation. NBN News is our main channel. We were successfully monetized a short time ago and were receiving very positive and encouraging responses. The remaining four channels were created but intentionally kept inactive, as our business strategy was to grow one channel first and then gradually launch the others. All five channels were created using my own email address and are connected to the same Gmail account. Currently, my company employs more than 50 journalists, a 10-member video editing team, and a 5-member voice-over team. Including website management, graphic design, social media, and office staff, our organization consists of nearly 100 employees. I have been paying over USD 5,000 per month in salaries, consistently for the past three months. To establish this company, I have invested more than USD 50,000, selling all of my personal assets. The initial phase of building this organization was extremely difficult, both financially and mentally. This morning, I received an email from YouTube stating that my channel had been demonetized due to “Circumvention Policy.” The email mentioned that I had the option to appeal, which I decided to do. However, shortly afterward, I received another email stating that my channel had been permanently removed, again citing the Circumvention Policy, and claiming that I violated Community Guidelines. I want to clearly state that my channel has never received any Community Guidelines warning, copyright strike, or violation notice. All content and operations are handled by a professional team. I submitted an appeal, which was rejected. I was informed that I am permanently banned from creating or operating any YouTube channels in the future. I then shared my situation on X (formerly Twitter), but the response I received was the same: the appeal was rejected, and I would not regain access or be allowed to work on YouTube again. I also spent nearly two hours speaking with YouTube live support, yet no one could clearly explain which specific Community Guideline I violated. As part of managing a large organization, I must grant manager access to different team members. Due to work requirements, my account is accessed from multiple IP addresses and devices. Since we operate digitally, my email is logged in on several devices. I believe this may have triggered an automated system, but I was never given a clear explanation. My question is: Can a single email from YouTube destroy someone’s lifelong dream? I sold everything to build this company. Is it going to collapse before it even stands properly? Will my employees lose their jobs? How will I pay their salaries? How will I refund sponsorship money that I have already received from clients? Even if YouTube does not restore my channel, I can accept that. But why was I permanently banned for life without a clear explanation? What should I do now? Who will compensate for this loss? I am sharing this publicly so the world knows what has happened to me.
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David Dimovski
(@DavidDim_ocracy) reported
@MAustraliaGA06 NBN initiative was a great idea because telecommunications is one of the seven sovereign assets we need. the problem was the capital used and it got messy with that standard major party bull ****.
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Luca
(@bringer_of_lite) reported
@hecubian_devil Laptops are nowhere near desktop pcs abd Australias internet is so slow i still have to wait to watch movies on nbn sometimes. If it happens, everything will be going backwards and the west will have more in common with developing countries if not exceeding in some areas
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Jason O
(@JasonKO_07) reported
@QBCCIntegrity @AussieBotStudio I get that sometimes as well, I just put it down as "NBN" issues, posts eventually come up.
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Aussie Christian🇦🇺🕎✡️✝️
(@MAustraliaGA06) reported
@DavidDim_ocracy Not a bad plan But there hasn’t been a public project that has been within budget since forever. And Public orgs are ran awfully when not in private hands for a profit. Just look at the NBN.
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ItsPoHowGo
(@poaodi) reported
Internet is down again. 4th time this week. What the australian government has done to the nbn network here is so halfhearted, its pathetic.
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RW
(@randydu55280024) reported
@TimRunsHisMouth @carsonkrow Slow day? NbN