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NBN outages and service status in Karda Mordo, Western Australia

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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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  • AJG71
    RoverDownUnder (@AJG71) reported

    @Adam_Creighton @DrCameronMurray This is what happens when you outsource what should be a government service to the private sector. Profit motive kicks in as do rorts & fraud. Also see the Unemployment Services, Housing, NBN etc. It isn't the scheme itself, it's the people who run it.

  • Brettski_aus
    Brettme (@Brettski_aus) reported

    @mark16pg If it was up to Turnbull, we would have had a working NBN. Lucky we listened to the other ********* and ended up with the **** show we have now.

  • ryanremery
    Ryan Emery (@ryanremery) reported

    Signed up with @VodafoneAU 2 weeks ago for FTTP. My internet then stopped working. @VodafoneAU customer service claimed existing FTTN had been canceled. @NBN_Australia says no. Got FTTP today. Now receiving my "cancelled" FTTN and not FTTP 500MBS I requested 2 weeks ago.

  • ImVicLoLagain
    Vic (@ImVicLoLagain) reported

    @robboclancy @LCHF_Matt @pikkkkaro looks like ur even dumber then bro because the original post said >invented wifi >bad wifi. not invented wifi bad internet , ur making the conflation. our wifi is only good by our standards , id argue it's not very good in general. our NBN now though I'd say isn't bad

  • Russputin2
    Russell Drysdale :#IStandWithAlbo (@Russputin2) reported

    @Qldaah If only Media Militia had gone Full Fibre to the cesspit, instead of opting for snail paced Copper NBN, they'd know that "discovery" was only a new find, mid last century & rejected as unviable, of poor quality & limited in supply.

  • Robotfixx
    Robotfix 🔰🗽🇦🇺 (@Robotfixx) reported

    @ruicharadrius State owned NBN is ****. As opposed to SK’s network (fastest in the world) which was privately built out. It’s already cost 50 billion dollars (if your money btw) and is climbing

  • bensab3
    💧☘️Rhona - Bluesky: rhonae (@bensab3) reported

    @james00000001 Yes, and another good reference would be the NBN! Oh, Gonski,NDIS 1 Labor introduces excellent policies to assist, costed7designed - lies&falseScareCampaigns getCoalition elected&immediately they tear down/interfere &alter, to point the policy fails and they happily blame Labor

  • WarkickBrown
    Warwick Brown / CEO of HTMX (same thing) (@WarkickBrown) reported

    @Andrew_Godman @DPRVenjoyer @hisaflog100 Ironic since they now rely on the NBN to deliver their product following the end of their satellite service.

  • Maarten1947
    Maarten 1947 *One Man's Opinion. (@Maarten1947) reported

    And the "One Brain Cell" to solve the Fuel Crisis, they are unable to stop NDIS rorting NDIA Blowout, ASIC Issues & Blowout,NBN Billions Blowout and NetZero Blowouts and you expect them to worry about National Security as Well! Get Real.

  • Books4566
    Books (@Books4566) reported

    As usual @iinet and @nbn having their monthly ‘no Internet for a day’ period. No reason provided. As a customer you pay daily for service and they never credit your daily loss. Big companies can do what they want with impunity.