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Optus Issues Reports Near Bundarra, New South Wales

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  • DayvdAllen69876
    Dayvd Allen (@DayvdAllen69876) reported

    Home internet is down, BUT, according to Australia's "Lightning Fast" NBN... There IS no outage... Yeahhhhhhh.... The "Not Online" indicator light says otherwise. Optus are now "confirming" there's a problem... 🙄

  • AussiePunter32
    Andrew Carter (@AussiePunter32) reported

    @7AFL $3b **** right off with that bullshit it’s a ******* ground improvement not a ******* weapon system, someone is pocketing a fortune. The total cost of Optus Stadium, the train station & the surrounding precinct was $1.6 billion which included extensive ground reclamation🤬

  • pauliec80859931
    PaulieC (@pauliec80859931) reported

    Hutchy reckons Freo is a bigger club than C'wood at the moment. Freo are playing great footy & deserve to be flag favourites. However, even if Optus Stadium had a similar capacity to the MCG, I doubt they would be attracting crowds of 80,000 plus on a regular basis. Financially, the pies are all over them. I would also argue that WCE are the No.1 WA team by a stretch (4 flags, tainted or otherwise) despite 4-5 poor years.

  • BalladOfGaetano
    Tano (@BalladOfGaetano) reported

    @TheRagingMackem I was with Optus for 10 years but only because I worked there. I've had far fewer issues with Vodafone.

  • Fremean
    A guy down under (@Fremean) reported

    @missrobinson I made Vodafone give me a new customer discount by asking them after 20 years why new customers get better treatment, do I need to switch to Optus for 6 months to come back as a new customer.

  • ttyoma_
    Tyoma (@ttyoma_) reported

    @luckychappy_ What service provider do you use? Optus be giving me ******* cancer and I'm thinking of switching. I'll just keep whatever you use off the list as well 😭😭🙏

  • sandylanceley
    Sandy Lanceley (@sandylanceley) reported

    @ImOneWithTheKop @MikeGBurner @mleppard11 I’m sure they would, but the bidding requires at least seven existing stadiums be used out of 14. So we would need more than just Optus The FFA were certainly considering using the MCG in their potential 2034 bid that never materialised

  • MrTbloke
    mrt (@MrTbloke) reported

    @MarcXiaoping @Halfastar @craigkellyAFEE And play them where? MCG? Marvel? Adelaide oval? Homebush? All horrible football venues These can pass... Suncorp Optus stadium Allianz

  • JordanWardle5
    Jordan Wardle (@JordanWardle5) reported

    @theinfradev @ruicharadrius I'm not revising history. The plan was fttp everywhere, with Telstra and optus copper being bought out to move them to the NBN. The copper was never going to be used for the NBN. Look at the Telstra definitive agreements from 2011.

  • joelmuzz
    Joel (@joelmuzz) reported

    @shadowfan198 Simply use VPN. Aus service providers have to keep logs of all your metadata, one day that is all going to leak (most likely Optus) and go on public record forever.