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The importance of strong Wi-Fi over the summer break
As summer approaches, many households find themselves spending more time at home, whether it’s for work, study, or leisure.  With the kids off school and on devices, and you working from home, a strong and reliable Wi-Fi connection is no longer a luxury - it’s a necessity. Here’s why ensuring your Wi-Fi is up to the task can make all the
NBN Co’s upcoming “replacement module” decision in mid-2026
The next major shift in Australia’s fixed broadband landscape is already in motion, with NBN Co preparing for a pivotal regulatory milestone slated for mid-2026. Under the national broadband framework, NBN Co is required to submit what is known as a “replacement module application.” This document shapes the next regulatory cycle by outlining
NBN Co’s replacement module decision set to reshape broadband from 2026
Australia’s broadband landscape is preparing for another major shift as NBN Co moves through the next phase of its regulatory cycle, known as the Replacement Module process. This application outlines how NBN Co plans to structure wholesale pricing, service standards, and base-level broadband offerings for years ahead. The next module is
Typical evening speed: What does it mean?
The NBN offers Internet plans with various speed tiers, so understanding what typical evening speeds are can help you to choose one that fits your household's Internet usage.  If your current speed tier isn't fast enough, you might experience slow and unreliable Internet. However, if you're paying for ultra-fast speeds you don't need, you might be
TPG NBN vs iiNet NBN
When choosing an NBN provider in Australia, TPG and iiNet are two strong contenders, both offering flexible, no-lock-in contract plans with excellent customer support. TPG provides a wide range of NBN speeds, from entry-level options like NBN 25 to high-speed plans like NBN 100 and Ultrafast. TPG’s flexibility allows users to switch between plans
School’s out for summer: How switching to NBN 100 could help!
With school out for summer, your home is about to get a lot busier. Whether it’s kids streaming their favourite shows, playing online games, or connecting with friends, the strain on your Internet can quickly become noticeable. Add in parents working from home or juggling their own online tasks, and it’s clear that a reliable Internet connection is
Is TPG better than Belong?
Today, numerous NBN providers compete in the market. Some have long standing reputations spanning decades, while others are newcomers.  TPG and Belong stand out as popular choices among Internet users, despite being relatively newer players in the field. Curious about which one is superior? Keep reading to learn more. TPG NBN plans TPG Telecom
Belong NBN plans vs iiNet NBN plans
iiNet and Belong are both well-regarded Internet service providers in Australia, offering a range of broadband options. Choosing between NBN or wireless Internet plans can be challenging, but we’ve simplified the process for you. Below, you’ll find a detailed comparison of iiNet and Belong to help guide your decision. If you're uncertain about
Why is Telstra so expensive?
As you search for a broadband connection, you'll likely encounter a range of prices, from very cheap plans with unlimited data to expensive plans offering numerous add-on services, some of which may not be necessary for you. However, what causes such a significant price gap between the low and high ends of the market? What sets them apart in terms
What is a broadband speed test?
Speed tests offer a simple way to assess how fast your Internet connection is performing in real-time. While an Internet service provider will often advertise speeds of "up to" a certain amount under ideal conditions, a speed test provides a more accurate reflection of your actual experience, highlighting whether your connection is performing as
Aussie Broadband price changes: What you need to know
Aussie Broadband customers, get ready for a change in your monthly bills. Starting on 1 July, 2025, NBN Co will raise its wholesale prices by up to 3%, which could lead to higher charges on your NBN plan. While these increases won’t be identical across all users, Aussie Broadband’s adjustments will affect certain plans, resulting in price hikes
ACCC launches review into regulation of superfast fixed-line broadband
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has officially begun a regulatory review into the future of the superfast broadband access service (SBAS), opening the inquiry in November 2025. This is a significant development because SBAS regulation underpins how many internet providers gain access to high-speed fixed-line networks


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