NBNCHANGES made to NBN wholesale prices have continued to provide a much-needed boost for the network — and its good news for end users.
NBNIT WAS supposed to be faster, cheaper and better all round. But more than a third of Aussies who switched to NBN would ditch it if they could.
NBNTHE NBN has a solution to fix wireless congestion, but it’s bad news for one particular group of internet users.
NBNEARLIER this year, NBN told Parliament that 300,000 customers on fixed wireless would be able to get to speeds of 100mbps. It has now quietly walked that back.
NBNAUSTRALIANS won’t be able to get speeds of 100 megabits per second under the National Broadband Network’s fixed wireless product.
NBNJUST hours after being hit with a $1.5 million fine for misleading customers, Optus announces it is slashing 200 jobs and closing 36 stores nationwide.
NBNTHE ACCC has ordered Optus to pay $1.5 million in penalties for pressuring customers to move to the NBN sooner than required.
NBNWHILE the NBN is celebrating more Australian homes connecting to higher-speed plans, it also shared some bad news for customers.
NBNIN A much-needed boost to the national broadband wholesaler, customer behaviour is changing and it’s good news for everyone’s internet performance.
NBNWHILE the National Broadband Network has copped a staggering number of complaints, its boss is talking up one the network’s hidden benefits.
NBNA DAY after the NBN released a report boasting about its performance, the complaints the network is copping from customers have left egg on its face.
NBNFRESH data shows the number of Aussies taking up high speeds on the NBN has doubled — and there are new pricing options on the way.
NBNAFTER being forced to freeze parts of the rollout to upgrade faulty and unreliable older networks, the NBN has made some changes.
NBNNATIONAL Broadband Network chief Bill Morrow is stepping down, despite Australia’s most expensive infrastructure project still being two years away from completion.
NBNTHE 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.
