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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.

NBN Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

NBN Comments

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NBN Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
  • Yaakov (@yaakov_h) reported

    According to @Optus, @NBN_Australia have a planned outage from 7AM-3PM on a regular work day and religious holiday. In the meantime we have no home internet and thus no landline. (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

  • Ashraffy (@AshGhebranious) reported

    @Telstra There is a crime here though and that is the limiting of the NBN to let telcos catch up. Their real issue is the NBN means the telco/ISP is irrelevant as ALL ISPs have access to the same speeds. Which means the difference would become customer service.

  • highway900 (@highway900) reported

    @rambeaux @NBN_Australia @iiNet I have literally been having trouble with this shit for weeks. Typical speed coming 20% to 70% lower than what I pay for. I call out oversubscription! Gone down hill since @Internode @iiNet @TPG_Telecom @NBN_Australia

  • 💧Joe Black (@JoeBlac76575191) reported

    @peasley_mark @Dehler45 The Government: outspends Labor by a country mile, has done nothing on climate change or energy, has ruined our NBN, has cash rates at worse than emergency levels because the economy is stuffed, does nothing about jobs or wages and is screwing the poor and making the rich richer.

  • Yaakov (@yaakov_h) reported

    I woke up to find that the nbn is completely cooked and my home network is 0.0.0.0. $60bn for this garbage...

  • 💦 Andrew Bentley (@bentleya1) reported

    @JoeMonday42 @Loud_Lass @AustralianLabor When the Howard govt sold Telstra as a whole they created a private monopoly and not competition. Hence the rate at which services were being rolled out was far too slow. That was why the NBN was needed because private enterprise was not going to roll out fibre to regional aus.

  • 1WiseGamer (@1WiseGamer) reported

    @theage Bullshit the nbn under Labor would have faster internet if the media didn’t derail the project to support the enemy of the state

  • Joe Monday (@JoeMonday42) reported

    @bentleya1 @Loud_Lass @AustralianLabor created the problem by initiating #NBN in the first place. It is not the role of Govt to compete against private enterprise.

  • UNCLE CHUNT - #ROADTO1000SUBS (@unclechunt) reported

    @mistermanzfield That's just my mobile 4G. It's actually better than my home speed by a bit. My home NBN isn't bad though.

  • Janey (@some_sense) reported

    Coalition worse economic managers. Trickle down economics not effective; billions wasted. NBN a disaster, Growth worse than Greece (IMF), Snowy scheme worse project in worse place, no wage growth, no future prosperity or plan because of coal. WORST ECONOMIC MANAGERS.

  • 💧Barry Steele (@hpfm_fish) reported

    @Snow_Crash @NickRossTech Time to re-nationalise communications and build the real #NBN - #FTTP. The #Fraudband initiative of @TurnbullMalcolm was simultaneously the worst infrastructure decision in the Nation's history and the biggest fraud played on the public. #MalsMonument is a sick joke.

  • Nick Ross (@NickRossTech) reported

    ... also, as Mike Quigley pointed out. 5G relies on deep fibre. That could have been using the #nbn (v. Profitable). Instead we are back to multiple private network overbuilds. And these absolutely will take biz away from #nbn

  • Nick Ross (@NickRossTech) reported

    @DasherDavies @Auntie_Fran @Asher_Wolf Also you seen to be completely unaware of the CSIRO aged care trials that were working very well before they got shut down by Lib government funding cuts and NBN scrapping. I wrote about them in other articles

  • Denise Davies (@DasherDavies) reported

    @NickRossTech @Auntie_Fran @Asher_Wolf Not true. You speak of Medical Imaging as an example. It’s extremely unlikely that people are going to plonk an MRI machine in their lounge. Moreover you NEVER speak of the bandwidth and latency demands; eg the fundamental requirements of requirements. It’s just silly stuff #nbn

  • Nick Ross (@NickRossTech) reported

    ABC is never going to correct such claims #nbn


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