NBN Outage Report in Bangalow, Byron Shire, 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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Bangalow, State of New South Wales
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bangalow 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 (72%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (5%)
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Phone (2%)
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TV (2%)
Live Outage Map Near Bangalow, Byron Shire, State of New South Wales
The most recent NBN outage reports came from the following cities: Brunswick Heads.
City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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Brunswick Heads | Internet | |
Byron Bay | Internet | |
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Lennox Head | Wi-fi | |
Mullumbimby | Internet | |
Byron Bay | Internet |
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NBN Issues Reports Near Bangalow, State of New South Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bangalow and nearby locations:
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💧Ray Wilton 💧💦
(@raywilton4) reported
from
Lennox Head, State of New South Wales
“Mr Mullen claimed that the NBN’s high wholesale pricing would force resellers to “withdraw or go broke”, with consumers ultimately losing out. “The downside of this in turn will be fewer service providers and ultimately higher broadband prices to the consumer,” Mr Mullen said.”
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💧Ray Wilton 💧💦
(@raywilton4) reported
from
Lennox Head, State of New South Wales
“The staggering sum was highlighted by the nation’s peak body for phone and internet users on Wednesday, in a response to the consumer watchdog’s NBN Wholesale Service Standards Inquiry draft decision.”
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💧Linda Teese
(@teeser) reported
from
Byron Bay, State of New South Wales
@StuartEdser A litany of poor decisions relating to the environment, treatment of asylum seekers, welfare recipients and the NBN
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💧Ray Wilton 💧💦
(@raywilton4) reported
from
Lennox Head, State of New South Wales
“Labor had spent around $6.5 billion on the NBN when the Coalition took power in 2013, with the government since splashing more than $44 billion of taxpayer funds to create what experts have described as an “obsolete” and “third-world” broadband network.” Arrogant f**king lnp.
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💧Ray Wilton 💧💦
(@raywilton4) reported
from
Lennox Head, State of New South Wales
“However, Internet Australia chair Paul Brooks slammed the report as “self-serving” & “disingenuous”. “Clearly [the NBN Co] have an image problem they’re trying to repair, and that image problem is justified,” Dr Brooks said. Speedtest ranks Australia 61st for broadband speed”
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💧Linda Teese
(@teeser) reported
from
Byron Bay, State of New South Wales
@platykitten We're already paying for a substandard service. Let NBN pay the fkn tax
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💧Ray Wilton 💧💦
(@raywilton4) reported
from
Lennox Head, State of New South Wales
“By next year, the NBN Co has promised to have 8.1 million homes and businesses using the service, with a further 11.7 million ready to connect. However, experts have warned the NBN’s speed and reliability issues will only worsen as more households and businesses connect.”
NBN Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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jesse
(@pfsneu) reported
Using my phone as a 5G hotspot to download an Xbox game because it’s 30x faster than top tier NBN. Poor little iPhone glowing like the nose of a space shuttle
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Rich
(@traderrrich) reported
@BAYC2745 Lol I’ve lived in a 3rd world country and came home to NBN. Down bad.
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twensor
(@twensor) reported
@DallenDonna Possibly. Sadly #insiders has become a weekly examination of froth and bubble. I'd like to see serious attention to the complex big important stuff: COAG/Federation, NEM, gig economy, NBN, that kind of thing. With policy experts to call out the crap. Don't think that's #insiders.
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Carmen1965
(@Carmen196510) reported
@BelindaJones68 Shouldn't our NBN be "in homes" and charging stations "on street" not the other way round, poor Scott gets everything muddled.
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oldmate
(@oldm8onthaloose) reported
@ebony_bennett Surprised to see figures actually existed. The truth is, LNP do not "do" policies, their directions are determined by whatever thought bubble of whoever has seized the leadership, hence NBN lite but never forget what they did to GONSKI, NDIS, MEDICARE, etc, etc. #auspol
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PaulTee
(@padubyatee) reported
@danielhurstbne @joshgnosis As expected. But of course, we had to kill the original NBN because it came from the Rudd government and the Murdoch tabloids said it was bad
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Chris Schmidt
(@cpschmidt29) reported
@geoff_baby @Andrew14314199 @AlboMP So did LNP - massive underfunding and cost blowouts. At least the Labor plan had decent speeds. We got NBN only about 8 mths ago. The ADSL was crap in this area. The NBN is literally worse. For those that have FTTP its fine but we have FTTN.
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Tony
(@westernmulga) reported
@neil_daws @CaroDiRusso Just switched again to 4G as the NBN is soooo crap.
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no way
(@no_fkng_way) reported
NBN cost as much as the cost of a full-fibre plan. COALition’s cut-down version cost three times more than forecast and closer to the estimated cost of a version of Labor’s full-fibre plan,according to figures the gov has sought to keep secret for almost a decade.
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Josh Taylor
(@joshgnosis) reported
They also vastly overestimated the cost of fibre-to-the-premises. Including putting high interest rates that nbn never paid. The HFC, which Turnbull always pitched as the easiest upgrade, has been one of the most difficult. It went from between $800 - $850 per premises to $2752