If you’ve elected to upgrade the nbn technology type at your premises, the following terms and conditions will apply; You agree to cooperate with the requests of nbn technician, which may include finding a suitable position in your home or... Read More

NBN is offering an upgrade from FTTN/FTTC to FTTP for faster, more reliable internet in select areas. It involves installing new equipment inside and outside your home, with appointments scheduled with NBN-approved technicians. Click here to learn... Read More

What is nbn? The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australia-wide internet network being rolled out across the country replacing the old ADSL technology. This upgrade significantly changes how landlines and internet are provided to the users... Read More

To send a request in relocating your NBN service, see this article. Here are some commonly asked questions when relocating a service.   Is there any charge involved in relocating the service to a new address? For NBN service, a New Development... Read More

Overview From July 2026, selected SpinTel NBN plans will have updated monthly pricing. These changes reflect annual wholesale pricing updates from NBN Co and will apply from your first billing cycle on or after 1 July 2026.   Which NBN plans are... Read More

Introduction This article provides information about nbn technician installation appointments. It covers frequently asked questions about the appointment process, rescheduling, charges, and what to expect during and after the appointment.   How will... Read More

What is Fibre to the Curb? Fibre to the Curb is a new access technology that will form part of the nbn™ broadband access network rollout to provide access to broadband services to Australian homes and businesses.   An nbn™ FTTC connection is... Read More

Important: If your modem has been purchased from another service provider, you may need to confirm it is not "locked" so it can be used with SpinTel’s NBN service, compatible with the nbn technology at your premises, and that the physical... Read More

Typical Evening Speed The typical expected experience between 7pm–11pm which is the busy time for Internet traffic. It is not a guaranteed minimum speed. The actual speed experienceddepends on a number of factors – see Technical Limitations below... Read More

Bringing a modem from another internet provider Most of the time, you’ll be able to use the modem from your previous provider. Otherwise, we’d recommend checking with your previous provider for your new SpinTel NBN connection. The modem... Read More