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Problems in the last 24 hours in Wattle Ponds, New South Wales

The chart below shows the number of Telstra reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Wattle Ponds, New South Wales 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 Telstra users through our website.

  • 42% Internet (42%)
  • 35% Phone (35%)
  • 9% Wi-fi (9%)
  • 8% E-mail (8%)
  • 4% Total Blackout (4%)
  • 2% TV (2%)

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Telstra Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CarolynGilholme
    Carolyn Gilholme (@CarolynGilholme) reported

    @oldgreynurse @nineislands Rural also, when my reception deteriorated Optus, who I'd been with forever, just told me to go elsewhere. No support. Went with Aldi ( Telstra n'work ) haven't looked back. Cheaper too.

  • LovelockEdward
    Edward Lovelock (@LovelockEdward) reported

    @RickWatt9 @strangerous10 @softhardworker I’m with both for that reason. The very basic small business plan I took with Optus was much cheaper than Telstra who push “bells and whistles” I don’t need. Telstra has a superior network - less black spots than Optus.

  • RoenDavis
    💧Roen Lloyd Davis (@RoenDavis) reported

    @nineislands TPG? I’ve been with them several years now with no trouble. I believe they aren’t as wide reaching as Telstra but it hasn’t hampered me so far.

  • tezzr44
    Tezzr44 (@tezzr44) reported

    @rosaliagordon @JulsTracy @ianbfarquhar Keeping passport details seems like a data gathering function rather than security. What possible reason for a telecom company . Pretty sure Telstra didn’t require passport ID to set up our account or iINET. WTF Optus !

  • bruzo2
    Bruce Cook (@bruzo2) reported

    @nineislands Sadly, despite the terrible customer service Telstra have the best coverage, especially if you travel

  • scottysgotagun
    Scottythedictator (@scottysgotagun) reported

    @_AnthonyWA @recneps51 @Optus I remember Howard saying the government had no right to be in the telecomms business, then he opened Telstra up to competition by allowing the Singaporean government owned Optus to set up shop, nice one Johnny Why pay Optus for a service puzzles me, a hereditary dictatorship

  • robertditoro
    Robert Di Toro (@robertditoro) reported

    @bustdboozehound @nineislands Seconded! They use the telstra network, but it's been faultless. Been with them for several years, private and for my business.

  • Ozzytourer
    💧Lucky Country with A Labor Govt!! (@Ozzytourer) reported

    @nineislands Are you after a phone or just a plan? Woolworths is actually reasonable on prices.... and it's still using Telstra network which is useful if you ever leave major cities....

  • ktxby
    rkc (@ktxby) reported

    I told her that if @Internode is merging with @Telstra, I consider my contract voided. I will not be a Telstra customer ever. She's now trying to sell me a new modem, when I don't need a new modem. FFS.

  • alexhardyACT
    Alex Hardy (@alexhardyACT) reported

    @Telstra You also don’t list the iPhone 14 on that page, are you seriously suggesting that Telstra doesn’t support the latest Apple devices?