NBN Outage Report in Palm Island, 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 Palm Island, State of Queensland
The chart below shows the number of NBN reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Palm Island 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 (73%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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E-mail (2%)
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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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Gillian Dempsey
(@catedempsey) reported
@HDealla I had such terrible NBN I got Starlink. People thought I was making it up that i had 7mbps download and 14mbps upload. It made it impossible to use Teams during Covid and I had to physically go to the Federal Court to sit in a court-room with a security guard because teams was
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girl
(@girl2017971) reported
NBN no longer exists. 5G is gone and the dongle WiFi is back to help families access resources and information for free.
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Michael Cook
(@Michael88067311) reported
@AvidCommentator OMG, remember the NBN saga? What an absolute crap show that was. Seriously, when was the last time we had actual quality, greatest good type policy from either side of the two majors? Has to be decades ago now.
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Ozi
(@0xOziii) reported
@xdNiBoR yeah rural areas get shafted with slow nbn all the time
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AJay - Mountain Streams
(@HDealla) reported
@catedempsey I like to say I’m surprised but I’m not. Our NBN cables were lid by ‘skilled’ immigrants who bent and broke cabelling by jamming it down the holes. The photos were everywhere for months on initial roll out around 2017. Starlink is fantastic and still worked through a tornado Xmas Day 2023 and a cyclone in Jan this year. No power for 2 wks and 1 wk consecutively but I started the generator and plugged in the lead and was one of the few of the 7300 locals who had any connection to the world. So grateful for Elon and Starlink. Glad you made the switch.
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STEVE FISCHER
(@STEVEFI14205588) reported
from
Adelaide, State of South Australia
Yep techno booby fail. Turn the Wifi off to use the 5G mobile phone network. Duh. Upgrading home nbn to fibre to the node. Not as simple as plugging in the new modem. @BjWittwer Busy waiting for ISP to do their thing, whatever that is. Lol.
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Marcelo Provenzale
(@cellyyyyyyyyy24) reported
@optus_help your nbn is a joke. For about a month in my area it’s been “network degradation, fixed within 5 days” and then 5 days later it’s another few days expected and this continuously happens. Now it says expected to be fixed yesterday but it’s today and still awful.
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Saphod
(@Saphod) reported
Every time this happened before, Telstra acknowledged they were at fault. Why do I have to always have to jump through hoops to explain that I HAVE NOT CHANGED ANY OF MY SETTINGS AT MY END AND THAT THERE WAS AN NBN OUTAGE THIS MORNING?
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A30AEW&C 🇦🇺
(@a30aew) reported
@AvidCommentator @cdilga @qa__rocks Yup, the copper wire in the pit even with an FTTC is the 'Achilles' heel' due to moisture ingress/corrosion due to poor terminations/reterminations. I had frequent dropouts until the NBN folks came and reterminated the copper.
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Brian Gerrad Heuston
(@BHeuston96792) reported
@TruthFairy131 Our own Australian Government stole our copper we all paid for, from the TELECOME tunnels and lines, which could have paid for our really slow NBN