Introduction: In the digital world, checking your internet speed is common, but have you ever wondered why results differ between different speed test sites? This article breaks down the reasons behind these differences when comparing our site with... Read More

Follow these steps to test the speed of your Internet connection. For the most accurate results, an ethernet-connected device is recommended.​During the speed test, please avoid the following as they may affect your test results:a. Using the... Read More

NOTE: If your service has been activated just recently, please allow up to 24hrs to stabilize the connection or call us on 1300 303 375 to check your service.   Find out the acceptable speed of your chosen plan through the Key Facts Sheet: NBN... Read More

NOTE: If your service has been activated just recently, please allow up to 24hrs to stabilize the connection or call us on 1300 303 375 to check your service.   Here are the few things we have to check before troubleshooting:   1. Check on our... 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

Slow speed If you’re connecting your modem for the first time, you may experience poor speeds within the first 24 hours while the firmware is updating. If you’re still experiencing poor speeds after 24 hours, despite the 5G signal being... Read More

Before you proceed, please check on our network status page for any outage reported in your area. Note: For new customers, you need to activate the SIM card online first by visiting our activation page before you can use the service.   Choose the... Read More

When to Connect Directly You may want to connect to your computer directly to the modem if: your modem is online but you cannot connect via Wi-Fi when performing a speed test, to ensure the most reliable results and simplify the process of... Read More

Frequency channels can get crowded, so if you and all your neighbours are using the same channel in the 2.4 GHz frequency band, that could affect your Wi-Fi speeds.   To change your Wi-Fi to the best channel, you’ll need to go to your router... 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