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Problems in the last 24 hours in Burua, Queensland

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Telstra Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • emmastacey_
    em 💋 (@emmastacey_) reported

    @Telstra Why is the internet not working in Cranbourne this morning? Says planned works for 4G/5G but nothing about home internet.

  • annabell_JG
    yeah yeah its anne (@annabell_JG) reported

    @Telstra why does overtime telstra app updates on my mobile suddenly I have to change all my login details passkey etc. This is very frustrating @telstra

  • Kuldeep3085720
    Kuldeep Sharma (@Kuldeep3085720) reported

    @Telstra I buy second hand device now any chance ? My phone is network lock country lock

  • jrbrown48_brown
    Raymond Brown (@jrbrown48_brown) reported

    @TimjboAU This idiot sold our gold reserves & Telstra. We had to buy it back with shares. Didn't have the courage to lead the Libs.

  • Ma_rk_e
    M_a_r_ke (@Ma_rk_e) reported

    @IceStationSpmda @fag_daughter Telstra has been paid for decades to provide a payphone service it cost more to fix vandalism then Telstra collected in call revenue, it's simply cheaper to make it free

  • StandMeOver
    There’s Only One Jezza (@StandMeOver) reported

    @herecomessuper And don’t forget the useless **** is the one who gave us NBN. That basically created another government run Telstra. For a technology that was never required.

  • TheRealDoc4
    Doc Haliday ⚓️🇦🇺 🇺🇦 (@TheRealDoc4) reported

    @RayJCapo79 I got eSIM when I changed over to Woolworths Mobile last week. Just need to ensure you turn off the Telstra Sim or it will keep looking for it and your battery power goes down hill. Was easy as to set up.

  • galumay
    Ricky🏄🏼‍♂️🦋 (@galumay) reported

    @Mr_Fanta_Pants @Telstra Ok, still sounds like Starlink on standby is the best solution, cheap, enough data for phone calls, set up a SIP service with Siptalk for her and at least she gets what she wants.

  • PeterD84508
    Peter Dewar (@PeterD84508) reported

    @markbouris John Howard a failed PM that lost his own seat. Sold off Telstra to the people that already owned it at a time when we needed to upgrade to optic fibre network. Tried to introduce Workchoices to destroy wage increases. Sold off gas on 30 year contract . Neg gearing and CGT ..

  • XCorpHub
    XCorpHub (@XCorpHub) reported

    🚨 Telstra, TPG telecom clash with Musk’s SpaceX over Starlink spectrum guarantee Australian telecom giants Telstra and TPG Telecom are urging the government to hold competitive auctions for satellite-mobile frequencies instead of granting SpaceX guaranteed priority access for Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell service. They warn that such guarantees risk market concentration and could lead to higher consumer prices. SpaceX has cautioned that without assured spectrum through a direct network licence it may withhold full deployment of the service in Australia. • Telstra and TPG stress the need for multiple satellite providers and diverse commercial models to promote genuine competition. • The outcome will influence connectivity expansion across remote and regional Australia where traditional networks fall short.