NBN Outage Report in Ingham, Hinchinbrook, 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 Ingham, State of Queensland
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Ingham 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 (10%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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E-mail (5%)
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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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Kevin Dalton
(@Kda351429Kevin) reported
@NBN_Australia I had my full speed for the first month then it was turned down after I switched over in 2018 after that I have had repeated complete line drop outs and low to dead speed, I am with my second internet provider still getting line drop outs, the FTTP should have been done first up
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🌎veritas liberabit vos 🌳🌳🌳💧💧💧🌸
(@dynamat) reported
@deniseshrivell I only use the 4G mobile network; much cheaper for an equivalent speed & data allowance. Widespread 5G will see 'NBN' obsolete. NBN is not even what it claims; merely a cobbled together hodgepodge of technologies; an overpriced white elephant. #TwitterDown for me too.
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civilengineer
(@civilengineer) reported
@BieglerTom Speed here is normal for the NBN hereabouts: 22 down, 4 up. But Twitter is very much stuck in the mud - sometimes nothing down for 15 minutes. Reloading has not helped. Other software responding OK. Twitter, though is terrible today.
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John Alexander (aka. Crash Test Dummy)
(@HumanTestSample) reported
It's 5:30am, I'm halfway through my first conference call for the year with a global audience and my HFC @NBN_Australia connection drops out AGAIN. It's sad that @NBN_Australia don't classify a fault until it's 5 dropouts per day. A dropout means a 5 minute min. outage. #fail
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Antipodi
(@Antipodi21) reported
@anna_prole Its the NBN the worst Internet in the world thanx to the LNP and its gonna cost zillions to fix
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Kevin Dalton
(@Kda351429Kevin) reported
@NBN_Australia Try try replacing the expensive FTTN screw up you have caused so much grief and heartaches with the FTTP that Kevin Rudd stated was the only way to roll out the NBN, he found the FTTN was an obsolete service
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Kevin Dalton
(@Kda351429Kevin) reported
@NBN_Australia @dunxcorp Correction you have slowed the speed down at the node because people are still on ADSL2 network to this present day all you do is blame it on co excistance yet you have never taken down the ADSL2 network in november like you broadcaster in the letters to people who switched over
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Dave Hyde
(@davejhyde) reported
@NBN_Australia Memo goes out to NBN staff: “we will be running an ad campaign about how great we are. April, you’ll be dealing with the justified venting about how **** people think this whole thing has been handled and shoddily implemented”. April: “oh God where’s the Brandy?”
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Kru Gunzer
(@kgunzer) reported
@NBN_Australia Physics... My question is, if the game server cannot be licensed in AU or any region in Oceana, how can the NBN help mitigate the physics of distance?
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Huggingway ☕️🍪
(@CaptainSophi) reported
@lsilkab @NBN_Australia Could never play online with SkyMuster. Have had to hotspot my phone and that's almost as bad. I'm just thankful my fave online game brought servers to Australia it makes it somewhat less frustrating. Family uses wireless 4G and they are constantly ready to throw it out the door