NBN Outage Report in Blayney, State of New South Wales
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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 Blayney 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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Alan Chan
(@AlanGLChan) reported
@NBN_Australia couple of my neighbours and I was not able to go on internet, is there an outage around Epping NSW?
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William
(@phenidone) reported
@NewtonMark @acccgovau The public good is that Telstra stops misleading customers. Even if there is no improvement to the NBN connection available to any particular customer. Note that in the case in TFA, the competition for NBN was provided by the 4G network... possibly Telstra's.
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Bonez
(@LuckyBonez) reported
My NBN is down 🥲 I hope it's back up in time for the showcase
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Mark “Bannister-Safe” Newton
(@NewtonMark) reported
@phenidone @acccgovau This is not a competition law problem, it's a government policy problem. It is government policy to allow NBNco to lie with impunity about the achievable speeds on their broadband access network. It is Govt policy to pretend that their NBN minimum performance promises were met.
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🍩🍩CreatetheWorldYouWant🍩🍩
(@JL_Whitaker) reported
@NBN_Australia Not me, but I have friends who have had the same problem as the fellow with the speed in the story today. She just got the run around FOR WEEKS. Too many helpdesk script kiddies. I could tell you heaps.
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Tim McMahon
(@_TimMcMahon) reported
@Telstra Yes. But what product does Telstra order from nbn when a customer orders the Premium Internet Plan? Is it the nbn 100/40 product? I understand there's a disclaimer about achieving up to 17 Mbps. Are you ordering slower 100/20 products from nbn and still calling it Premium?
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Anarchy Goose
(@Shade_Nox) reported
@ElliotTheBunny I had a similar issue when I had to upgrade to the NBN, my previous provider TPG apparently had my address wrong for years despite it being used for identification and me literally giving the address again for the change over.
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Mark “Bannister-Safe” Newton
(@NewtonMark) reported
@phenidone @acccgovau "The problem would become rapidly worse" is objectively bullshit. It clearly hasn't become rapidly worse for the last ten years since NBNco started offering services; It originates from ISPs believing they're entitled to accept NBN assurances in good faith. Best practice!
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John Lindsay
(@bigjsl) reported
@moylecroft Retailers have made Enforceable Undertakings to ACCC to test NBN services after connection and inform customers if their service can't reach the advertised speed. I suspect this stopped at some point. Buck-passing over copper faults/quality appears an issue currently.
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Ben "Hyperion" Cooper
(@BenHyperionOQ) reported
@HooblieWooblie @Aussie_BB The issue here is that NBN now charges the ISP more for the 40mbit upload option.