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Optus outages and service status in Joondalup, Western Australia

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SingTel Optus offers landline and mobile communication services to consumers and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, broadband internet and television.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Joondalup, Western Australia

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Optus Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Dog_Meat_Man
    Mike Smith (@Dog_Meat_Man) reported

    @TVTV494601 @OliverTrenchard Things can be free and still be awful. Back when Optus sport had the rights their app was great. You’d happily pay the $15 because it was a good service.

  • tcf_updates
    The Content Factory (@tcf_updates) reported

    🚨 SINGTEL CUTS CEO PAY AFTER MAJOR NETWORK OUTAGES. Singtel has cut CEO Yuen Kuan Moon’s pay after a year marked by high‑profile network failures in Singapore and Australia. The company’s annual report shows his compensation fell 16.9% to S$6.8 million for the financial year ending March 31. The reduction came even as Singtel posted stronger profits, reflecting the board’s push for accountability after outages disrupted emergency services and affected hundreds of thousands of users. The pay cut follows several serious incidents, including a 14‑hour Optus outage in Australia that hit Triple Zero emergency calls and back‑to‑back disruptions in Singapore that left about 600,000 customers offline. Regulators opened investigations, and Optus accepted all recommendations from an independent review. Singtel says it is focused on restoring trust, improving reliability, and strengthening its operations. The company remains confident about its broader outlook despite regional economic uncertainty.

  • SpeedBirdEU
    Robert SpeedBird (@SpeedBirdEU) reported

    @AusSpaceAgency @raytracer_co @Optus I know Canadian teams capable of building this. They just never get the runway. Three years to live satellite ops is unthinkable at home.

  • stoffstoff
    Stoffs (@stoffstoff) reported

    @Suzanne92939731 @ruicharadrius Your problem is using optus

  • TheDarklord76
    The Darklord (@TheDarklord76) reported

    @nachovonbaron @Optus Holy crap what? 🤯

  • joshatticus
    JoshAtticus (@joshatticus) reported

    @itsiclassic Waaaaaay harder, my Galaxy S21+ died after I tried replacing the battery myself, and my carrier Optus made it hell to replace my eSIM, I had to wait in a store for 2 hours, and the store couldn't even do anything so they just let me borrow their store phone to call support 😭

  • 104hutsona
    Hut (@104hutsona) reported

    @michaelje @Teh_Jkr @Optus If their data usage is not increasing they do not cost more to service they cost almost nothing

  • e6dym
    Eddy ≅ (@e6dym) reported

    @Optus has to be one of the worst companies I have dealt with. 3 hours of dealing with several departments about a simple fix only to be told they can’t help me and I have to go in store. Useless.

  • Dunhacking
    Lady Leo (@Dunhacking) reported

    @Optus Please fix your Pay By Phone service. Three failures so far today. Rang your Enquiries number and got shunted back to Pay By Phone.

  • 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.