NBN boss announces resignation
NATIONAL Broadband Network chief Bill Morrow is stepping down, despite Australia’s most expensive infrastructure project still being two years away from completion.
NATIONAL Broadband Network chief Bill Morrow is stepping down, despite Australia’s most expensive infrastructure project still being two years away from completion.
THE NBN is pulling back the curtain for customers while Optus has fired a major shot in the telco wars by briefly offering generous plans for mobile customers.
AFTER somewhat disappointing iPhone X sales, Apple reportedly has big plans for its next version of the flagship device.
THE NBN could soon prove to be irrelevant in Australia’s major cities. In fact it already has in some parts of the country, says a leading expert.
THERE’S still no word on when millions of Australians will be able to connect to the NBN in a delay that could cost the project an extra $450 million.
A VAST majority of NBN customers have been opting for the cheaper, lower-speed plans — but a change in that trend spells good news for the network.
NBN customers have long complained about paying high prices for modest internet speeds, but a few factors give the impression that is about to change.
DESPITE a chorus of technologists calling for more fibre, the government is sticking to its guns on the NBN rollout.
THERE are growing calls for a major change in the way the NBN is valued to ease the country’s internet woes but the government remains defiant.
THIS ad was designed to promote the NBN but failed big time. Can you notice why the internet has been shredding the government-owned corporation?
ALMOST 100,000 homes and businesses risk having their internet disconnected next month unless they make a crucial change in time.
AS SUBSIDIES to keep them operating across the country are wound up early, is this the beginning of the end for the Aussie payphone?
MARK Roberts moved into a new home last year that has the best broadband connection possible but he’s lucky to get 5Mbps.
AFTER thousands of NBN complaints, the northern state might have finally figured out a solution to the problem-plagued network.
OPTUS is being taken to court after it allegedly threatened to cut off the internet to more than 20,000 NBN customers before being legally allowed to do it.
AFTER a barrage of complaints, NBN Co. has finally announced a new pricing structure designed to give you faster broadband speeds and no congestion.
THE PRICE of high-speed broadband will drop next year as the much-maligned National Broadband Network tries to boost its appeal.
ANOTHER internet provider has been caught charging customers for NBN download speeds they can’t possibly receive.
A NEW topic is topping the list of concerns for house hunters as broadband conscious buyers hunt out the best access technology.
A MAJOR NBN outage struck Optus internet customers across the country overnight, just the latest in a series of setbacks to befall the network.
EXPECTING to get access to the NBN imminently? You might have to be patient as the company halts connections which rely on old pay TV networks.
AS NBN customers grow increasingly frustrated about the opaque information available on speeds, the NBN boss has thrown fuel on the fire.
SECRET estimates revealing realistic download speeds from the NBN could be published as the rollout continues to anger Australians.
THE world’s biggest broadband providers have weighed in on Australia’s NBN plan, with some calling the original concept too costly and time consuming.
INTERNET speeds are set to increase in the wake of a consumer watchdog investigation into why the NBN is slower than promised for many telco customers.
THE country’s consumer watchdog has put internet service providers on notice, saying NBN customers should expect refund offers in the near future.
TELSTRA will refund customers for sluggish NBN speeds after an investigation by the consumer watchdog, who has warned it is an ‘industry problem’.
EVERYONE thinks they know the problem with the NBN. The truth is, it goes far deeper than we know – and it can’t be fixed.
THE under fire National Broadband Network has promised there will be faster speeds and better prices available to customers by Christmas.
MANY customers are not happy with the NBN they have and they could soon have a better option that’s faster and more reliable.
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