NBN Outage Report in Richmond, 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.
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The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Richmond 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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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (10%)
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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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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James Hutcheon
(@hutcho66) reported
@julie_library @markhumphries In apartment buildings etc, the developer pays to get all the wiring done and the main connection to NBN, but each apartment has to pay the fee for someone to allocate a line to the individual apartment. That fee can't be prepaid by the owner, it gets paid on first service.
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Mark Skinner
(@MarkSki61330331) reported
@RealAngryAussie Lol. The alternative government left us with a trillion dollar debt AND fewer assets, and a future $100bn worth of unsuitable submarines, a second class NBN, and NO energy policy. Sit down fella, you are embarrassing.
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Hoopernic
(@Hoopernic12) reported
@georbear @markhumphries I would argue that as we are having greater reliance on the Internet and as NBN becomes the expected level of access that not having it up to standard could be detrimental to the tenants living there. (Not able to WFH due to slow internet that sort of thing)
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Robb Edwards 🌱
(@RobRobbEdwards) reported
@NBN_Australia NBN is a failure Speeds are very low Responses to problems associated with ongoing interruptions are second rate at best If there was another option I would take it In fact 4G IMO is far more reliable than 5G
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James Hutcheon
(@hutcho66) reported
@rhinoz It helped that I asked the agent during inspection "does the property have NBN connected" and they said yes and then when I discovered the FTTP box had been installed by the building developer but never connected by the previous tenant, I refered back to the conversation :)
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Sean Wootton
(@Buftie9) reported
@vaughantobewild @markhumphries @NBN_Australia Why? ‘Someone wants to charge someone $300 to install the service into their home, but the owner doesn’t want to pay it?’ Better go to the ombudsman.
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Leftwing Bastard
(@_SocialDemocrat) reported
@markhumphries Its never cost me a cent to get NBN installed.
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Mitchul Hope
(@mitchul_hope) reported
@notsomadboy @ryanjchr Should it not be the responsibility of the landlord to pay it? I would consider that the same type of utility charge as a landlord paying to fix elec~/plumbing. Hardly fair that a tenant has to pay a one off fee so that everyone else who ever rents that house can get the NBN.
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FF_Olineman
(@I_Am_Lloyd_W) reported
@NBN_Australia My internet is too slow to watch
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Leslie Gossner
(@clownius12) reported
@belyndar @markhumphries Thats why I laugh at all the people who say just get 4G/5G. The number of black spots for 4/5G are huge and often in unexpected places. Got a call from my mother just last week saying her phone doesn't work. Turns out her NBN was down and that's how she connects to mobile