Telstra outages and service status in Fine Flower, New South Wales
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Users are reporting problems related to: phone, internet and total blackout.
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- Telstra generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Fine Flower, including 0 direct reports.
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Fine Flower, New South Wales
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Telstra Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Soph 🧲 (@aussiesoph) reported@CathCath77 Apparently the Telstra issue is nationwide, effected all the trains here. Crazy times
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Kate🦋M© (@Kate3015) reportedThis Labor lot are becoming increasingly unhinged in their public responses. The Telstra network problem this morning is all over the news. Technology fails from time to time. It’s an unfortunate fact of life. Interestingly, I’m a Telstra customer and the outage didn’t affect me. But, in their usual fashion, @AnikaWells and @KristyMcBain have gone into full attack mode. Their criticism of @SenSHenderson is extraordinary. Sarah Henderson acknowledged that she made a test call to confirm the functionality of triple-zero services on her phone, prompting McBain to describe her actions as “absolutely outrageous”. McBain then went further, saying the last thing Australia needed was anyone making test calls to triple-0, adding: “We teach our kids not to prank call triple-0.” She also said: “I think it is absolutely outrageous that the shadow communications minister has been making test calls to triple-0 at a time where we need to make sure that we are doing as many welfare checks as possible and making sure that that network is open to people in emergency situations.” A deliberate, genuine test to confirm whether emergency services are reachable during a major telecommunications outage is plainly not the same as a prank call. Equating the two is a serious distortion of what occurred. What’s truly extraordinary is that, in the middle of a significant network outage, a government minister chose to attack someone for checking whether triple-zero was actually working, rather than focusing on the outage itself.
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RayCapogreco (@RayJCapo79) reportedI hope the telecommunications industry fines @Telstra for this outage the same way they did Optus!!!
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🇦🇺 Krokodil Genka (@genkakrokodil) reported@noreasonspec Lots of vendors couldn't operate their eftpos terminals if they were on Telstra because they require a network connection. Many Ubers couldn't get fares or navigate. Entire train networks were knocked out. But I'm glad you bought your coffee - that makes it all better
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LunacySoft (@LunacySoft) reportedJust saw @AnikaWells ward off the dumbest comments in the world for the Telstra outage ….. she’s great….
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Heidi has Surrendered ✝️ (@TheAussieGirl33) reportedWow... WHAT HAPPENED TO TELSTRA TODAY???! I think its still out but LUCKILY I am able to get back online with ORIGIN. WTF @Telstra
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tweetbix (@tweetbix) reported@peppercedar @strangerous10 & then do it again & then call Telstra. Industry must be pleased to know she doesn't have any confidence in the industry, & is happy to megaphone it. It'll ensure she's never communications or emergency services minister, industry will black-ball her, she can't be worked with.
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MrsHS (@MrsHHSS) reported@Telstra At a horse show today and we were told that in the case of an emergency (reasonably common at horse comps) that 000 isn’t working because Telstra is down 1) the taliban has better coverage in caves yet we are in a major city and have no emergency response 2) we were told to call 112. Why is this not advertised all over the news or taught at schools?
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Geoff Gong (@geoff58g) reported@Telstra Mobile network down Eagle Vale NSW 2558
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Mr Gold (@Mr_Gold37) reported@Telstra Your key network software and tech operations centre is in Pune India. Probably not related to the nationwide network outage today though.