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Telstra Outage Report in Daylesford, Hepburn, State of Victoria

Some problems detected

Users are reporting problems related to: internet, phone and wi-fi.

Telstra offers mobile and landline communications services to the public and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, and broadband internet.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Daylesford, State of Victoria

The chart below shows the number of Telstra reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Daylesford and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Telstra Outage Chart in Daylesford, Hepburn, State of Victoria 12/17/2025 15:10

December 17: Problems at Telstra

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Telstra users through our website.

  1. Internet (46%)

    Internet (46%)

  2. Phone (34%)

    Phone (34%)

  3. Wi-fi (9%)

    Wi-fi (9%)

  4. E-mail (4%)

    E-mail (4%)

  5. TV (3%)

    TV (3%)

  6. Total Blackout (3%)

    Total Blackout (3%)

Community Discussion

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Telstra Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • shaeganvishal Shaegan Vishal (@shaeganvishal) reported

    @alexmakin @Telstra its so weird that i can say i travelled europe and didnt have any issues with Vodafone apart from in the Netherlands where they dont offer roaming, but there was so much free wifi i barely had an issue.

  • rachael_rose78 Christine 🏳️‍🌈 (@rachael_rose78) reported

    @SharnelleVella Sharnelle u know that Telstra is 1/2 the problem but u can’t tell us. Can ya.😔

  • alexmakin Alex Makin (@alexmakin) reported

    Dear @Telstra & @Optus customers, seems like there are issues with international roaming in New York City. Can anyone else confirm this? #telstra #optus #Australia

  • oldshopsoz Old Shops Australia (@oldshopsoz) reported

    @alan_pacey No coz Jenny was an early adopter and signed up with Telstra Mobilenet analogue network. Hence the 018 prefix

  • Feintglow Glenn Jones⚖️🔎🇦🇺 (@Feintglow) reported

    @Hyndlandlass @PeterKlages Joyce is doing to Qantas what Sol Trujillo did to Telstra. The common denominator seems to be privatisation of a major public asset followed by successive poor management decisions leading to erosion of shareholder value and the necessity for further government prop-up.

  • hamhammer27 ham 🪴 (@hamhammer27) reported

    @RedAnton3 That snippet from the report is about a specific number of small cases where there was an issue between Telstra and ESTA leading to very excessive wait times in a very few number of cases. That doesn't explain anything regarding the majority that never met the benchmark.

  • alexmakin Alex Makin (@alexmakin) reported

    @chapmanwp11 @Telstra I'm bit sure how the commercial arrangements between carriers work, but if it's like the nbn and you purchase capacity, it's almost like they have not bought enough to accommodate customer demand. Is imagine India, like New York, is a major customer destination.

  • skwashd Dave Hall 🌻 (@skwashd) reported

    Telstra: use chat in the app for better service Telstra chat rep after stuffing me around and asking questions for 10mins: sorry this is a business account I can’t help. Call 132000 between 7am-11pm I hope Vicki Brady sorts out the mess @andy_penn left in customer “service”.

  • shaeganvishal Shaegan Vishal (@shaeganvishal) reported

    @alexmakin @Telstra This last bit is all but universal to people. "Oh, not my problem. Ive done my bit" Ok - watch me make it your problem then.

  • alexmakin Alex Makin (@alexmakin) reported

    @chapmanwp11 @Telstra Not sure how commercial arrangements between carriers work, but if it's like nbn and they buy capacity, it's almost like they have not bought enough to accommodate customer demand. I imagine India, like New York, is a major customer destination relative to Canada where it worked.