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I was on 100/40 FTTC business but upgraded to 1000/50 (home) FTTP for free. Recently, Aussie Broadband dropped the price to $129/month. I am happy with the speed and have a good reliable connection. I just wish that we pay half the price like they do in other countries.🤷♂️
So my block of apartments has a TPG (FTTB) cabinet in our comms room and I currently get 140 Mbps and I believe NBN co also have a cabinet. So will this apply to these sorts of connections?
Pat, I think the RSP's will try and pass on some sort of costs to the consumers. The RSP's will be the winners because they get this at no cost to them but no doubt the RSP's are going to spin it in such a way that they need to pass on a cost of handling all of the extra traffic etc etc b/s.
I was one of the many that left NBN with the new pricing done recently, to be told my crappy FTTN connection of 50/20 will rise but the people on 100/20 get a price cut. What a slap in the face. After talking to my RSP and trying to understand the logic they explained its to try and get customers to bump up to the next speed tier, great idea, IF NBN FTTP WAS AVAILABLE IN MY AREA, sadly the upgrade to FTTP isn't until mid 2025. Now what did I do, I found out that Telstra 5G is available in my area and at the same price that my crappy 50/20 was just raised to, I am happily on 5G and until I see NBN actually do something they say they will I will NOT be returning to such a useless company. These new speeds, wow amazing, however these are what Australians should have had from day 1 of NBN not many years later, once again Australia is years behind the rest of the world. Goodluck to those that will get these speeds is and when they come out.
Yes, the idea is to push consumers to double their speed to increase national standards and world rankings. The price jump is around $5-10 on alternative providers other than bigtelco like Telstra or Optus. 5G is great for most consumers that don't video conference or game online.
I was suppose to be upgraded in December after my suburb was greenlit, only to be told there's a delay of 6 months. When it comes to NBN, i'll believe it when I see it. That sketch Garn did on NBN had elements of truth in it.
Get a good ISP with great customer service who advocates for you and make sure you enjoy the product because there is a 1 year contract (minimum, rip off merchants like Telstra and Optus probably make that 2), with a hefty charge if you switch RSPs in that time
The reason it takes forever is because NBN have a lot of departments that handle different things. A technician isn't legally allowed to dig for example, so these minor inconveniences are sorted out by the civil team which can't start work until a contract is approved which may involve council permits etc... Your 6 month delay must mean its a complex job which usually involves contract and council approval. This planning, booking of teams and construction takes weeks to months. I highly doubt NBN is that backlogged, so it usually isn't a shortage of workers. 6 months is the ETA, but the job is usually done before that. NBN overestimate their ETAs every time.
@@user-oe1nt4pp8nThen why greenlight the area? Why do some people down the road already have it? To be clear no work is being done on premises, all "external". They are being very vague which isnt helping.
@@JustinJ. But you pay nearly double the amount or more depending on the provider. Pineapple net and alike are doing independent network upgrades for eligible homes and they do symmetrical speeds, slightly cheaper pricing and no "typical evening speeds". All whilst having Aussie customer service centers and employees.
Well, sitting on FTTN on a 50 plan it just reaches 30. They KNEW it was going to be this bad when they made the decision to install infrastructure in the way they have. The supplier said I should be on a 25 down plan but that would be even slower still. What a cluster.
I'm on AbbottNet as well, 33/8 and directly across the street 100/25. Last year NBN announced the suburb would get FTTP, then crickets..... Rubbing salt into the wound!
I've been on fttn for over four years (50/20) and my speed has always been slightly higher (throttled) at 54/22. I've have access to fibre for about 6 months now...just waiting for the price drop this month.
My FTTN speeds have been the same, 31 down 7 up at best. After far too long my house is due for a FTTP upgrade today and even now I’m not counting my chickens! I’ll believe it when I see it…
Don't forget to thank the LNP by never voting for them ever again, they are the reason its taking so long to fix the mess they made. If you are on crappy FTTN, its all thanks the the LNP.
Similar here. Nothing but problems with drop outs after switching from ADSL or NBN and we never got the speeds promised. They keep talking about FTTP coming to the suburb but I'm not keen to deal with the NBN and retailers so not sure we'd switch back to be honest.
seems RSPs complain about the tiers but are cutting other services. What is the point of the RSP if there is nothing they do apart from routing our data from one point to another. Emails now have to be handled by another party. Web hosting will be no more. Internode will be lost to the monopoly. Internode had a lot of things going for it but now seems the same as the rest, just offering a dial in point to the internet and nothing else and will soon disappear altogether. If that is the case just let NBN do the lot. Pricing is set by NBN anyway. About upload speeds the heads of state do not seem to want us to build a better industry where cloud based products can be handled better. Home office would be more viable and new industries can be made. Australia still stuck in the dialup mentality days.
Would be interesting to consider if the service would just be cheaper if the profit cut that RSPs currently make was simply removed from the system. if there's no 'service' then why are they there? Anything beyond printing an invoice goes back to NBNco.
2024 45min drive from Brisbane and all I can get is Wireless NBN and it's absolutely garbage during peak times in the evening all we can get is max 500kbs yes that's right half a mb I feel dial up was faster
Increasing the speed in the regional areas will compete with Starlink but the problem is that most people regional areas don't have FTTC or FTTP ready yet.
Shame nbn is broken in my sub, copper for the area, no 1 fiber to the hole area, we can't get stable internet at any speed , and 4g,5g is slow here and unstable too. Croydon Park 5008 SA sucks
the upload is still crap compared to new zealand, where we have 300/100 as the standard speed, and 1000/500 for the higher tier , we even have for cheaper a 2000/2000 then the highest nbn tier sorry nbn failed again
NBN can't guarantee more than 19 Mbps at my fibre to the node, and while I have a 50mbps connection I can't order more, and it's got terrible drop outs that no one is interested in. Apparently I was going to be able to get fibre to the house in the later half of 2023, then 2024 and now 2025. We were celebrated as the first suburb to get this wonderful fttn and now we are unable to access what others have but pay the same prices. What a shame all these announcements are unattainable for so many people!!!
yeh I constantly have to keep putting stability profile on .. and some tosser keeps putting it back to default ... they dug a hole under the street for my fibre connection so getting closer , I pay for 100:40 and get 25:20 on the 50:17 plan I got 25:10
As someone who's first taste of NBN was FTTP, then to HFC...I currently moved to a remote town with only FTTN that only maxes out at 23/4, im looking forward to these changes as 'apparently' our town getting FTTP toward end of year. Always wanted to try higher speeds on my other 2 connections, but the plans are too dear. 100/20 plan was good enough and decent price for me.
That FTTC to FTTP upgrade only works... if you can actually get it. I'm in a small building of 5 units, so I can't get a free FTTP upgrade, they want the landlord to pay >$10'000 to do it so it's basically never going to happen. FTTC customers are ARTIFICIALLY limited to 100Mbit, even though the equipment they installed is capable of more!
You mentioned a lot of different types of connections and eye watering speeds. Those of us on fixed wireless, as usual get ignored. I'd be happy to get what I pay for. 25mb/s down, and 5mb/s up. At the moment if we get half of that, we think ourselves lucky. Let's hope fixed wireless will get an upgrade at some point
I was on 100/40 and got the upgrade to FTTP from FTTN. Eligible in December, NBN came in January and there were a few problems, so it was done by end of February
TPG practically beg me to upgrade the FTTP line , but they cannot offer me the same speeds, i am on 100/50 and they want to bring it down to 20 if i upgrade, screw that, and as far as conjestion, its the first time in maybe 20 years since optus had netstats have i felt line conjestion, the last week in Sydney near the CBD after 7pm its horrible.
I wouldn't go TPG anymore, had a bad experience with them trying to disconnect. First I learnt their have false advertising when they say 'no contract plans'...there is a DC fee so it essentially a contract plan, and second, the operator begged me not to leave even upto the point of asking 'do you know who is moving into your old place, I can transfer your account to them"....i'm like da faq.
No speed upgrade for me. I'm stuck on the dead-end FTTN technology that was end-of-life when it was installed. I can get a 50/20 VDSL2 connection with a 900m line length and it's not going to get any better. VDSL interferes with and is affected by my HF amateur radio equipment. My city is slated for fibre upgrade with FTTH available from March 2026 😞
I'm on 100/40. I really feel that upload capacity on NBN is grossly neglected. While I'd probably move to 500/50 as it's an all-around upgrade (and possibly a little cheaper), the ratio of down/up speeds is poor - even worse than the existing 100/20. 500 down really deserves 100mbit upload minimum, preferably 200-250. The fact that 750-1000mbit plans also are also probably only 50mbit up as well, or 100mbit "best case" on gigabit services, is really disappointing. So, yeah. Overall, can't complain, it's more for less, and it's less friction for those wanting to move to FTTP. Just .. Gah. Upload! It matters! Edit: Honestly, in addition to the above, they should piss off 100/20, and make 50/20 and 100/40 the basic / budget plans. If not 50/20 as your "entry level" then at worst a 25/10 as the sort of thing for super budget uses (People only using it for VoIP or other low-bandwidth applications .. Pensioners, business remote sites (eg warehouses), etc). Get rid of 12/1 entirely.
I had to go WiFi 7 just to realise the 1000/50 i am on at the moment, even 6E struggles to get to those speeds, i am using a Mercusys router next step is cabling
Meanwhile, despite being only 10k from the state capital, I can only get fixed wireless. Another 3 k further up the road, one half of the town can get a fibre connection, the other is forced to use the same fixed wireless I'm offered. Best I could get? 1.5 mbps.
@@outtolunch88 Nope, Tasmania, so state Liberal govt (last Liberal state Govt left). Not that Labor are any better. We have a silly electoral system with 7 members elected in each Division, so you could end up with equal Lib and ALP plus an independent or Green. Been going backwards for the last 9 years. We were doing OK when houses were cheap, now they're on par with mainland, and we have the worst outcomes in the country for Health, Education, Housing, Public Transport, Mental Health care is atrocious, power and fuel are the most expensive. There was some growth when housing was cheap, but now all the young people are moving to the north island to get work, so the population is getting older, sicker and less affluent. There are district hospitals with no doctors. But heh! at they're going to build a football stadium..... throw some taxpayers money at that instead of the things we really need.
Fortnite, ha!!! Installed Jedi Fallen Order, the other night and was forced to download a 50gb patch just to play the game! Between the RISP's and the NBN, I am sure someone will find a way to screw over the little customers so they all keep earning their millions!
About bloody time is all I can say Super-fast (>250Mbps), affordable internet is a basic necessity of life in modern society. I hopeful that all fixed line footprint will soon be FTTP and we can do away with the MTM. Also love that we are finally getting a bump in upload speed.
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I was on 100/40 FTTC business but upgraded to 1000/50 (home) FTTP for free. Recently, Aussie Broadband dropped the price to $129/month.
I am happy with the speed and have a good reliable connection. I just wish that we pay half the price like they do in other countries.🤷♂️
"Positive news about the NBN" not words of ever thought would be stringed together.
are they INCREASING upload speeds yet ?
Why are they still limiting the upload. Why does Australia only limit upload
Because they want to gatekeep the high speed plans behind the business paywall and rake in the excessive cash from them.
I can’t wait for the day when the nbn bring out symmetrical connections 😮💨
Most people won't be able to use it on a single user, as decompression is still the slowest factor.
Gee thanks Turdbull - not available for upgrade where I live. I wonder how much his bank balance went up by sabotaging Aussies getting proper NBN?
So my block of apartments has a TPG (FTTB) cabinet in our comms room and I currently get 140 Mbps and I believe NBN co also have a cabinet. So will this apply to these sorts of connections?
Pat, I think the RSP's will try and pass on some sort of costs to the consumers. The RSP's will be the winners because they get this at no cost to them but no doubt the RSP's are going to spin it in such a way that they need to pass on a cost of handling all of the extra traffic etc etc b/s.
Yeah I’m thinking something like this too, don’t know what yet. But a lot of spinning will happen
I was one of the many that left NBN with the new pricing done recently, to be told my crappy FTTN connection of 50/20 will rise but the people on 100/20 get a price cut. What a slap in the face. After talking to my RSP and trying to understand the logic they explained its to try and get customers to bump up to the next speed tier, great idea, IF NBN FTTP WAS AVAILABLE IN MY AREA, sadly the upgrade to FTTP isn't until mid 2025.
Now what did I do, I found out that Telstra 5G is available in my area and at the same price that my crappy 50/20 was just raised to, I am happily on 5G and until I see NBN actually do something they say they will I will NOT be returning to such a useless company.
These new speeds, wow amazing, however these are what Australians should have had from day 1 of NBN not many years later, once again Australia is years behind the rest of the world.
Goodluck to those that will get these speeds is and when they come out.
Yes, the idea is to push consumers to double their speed to increase national standards and world rankings. The price jump is around $5-10 on alternative providers other than bigtelco like Telstra or Optus. 5G is great for most consumers that don't video conference or game online.
bit sad they wait till the end of the year, should just do it now....
Can you highlight the words you’re reading please?
Thanks for the feedback, I will do that on the next video like this.
Free speed upgrades? Bullshit
And the peasants on 25 or 50 speed get nothing but a kick up the bum. Impressed ? NOT.
I was suppose to be upgraded in December after my suburb was greenlit, only to be told there's a delay of 6 months. When it comes to NBN, i'll believe it when I see it. That sketch Garn did on NBN had elements of truth in it.
Get a good ISP with great customer service who advocates for you and make sure you enjoy the product because there is a 1 year contract (minimum, rip off merchants like Telstra and Optus probably make that 2), with a hefty charge if you switch RSPs in that time
@@jjcoolausGoing for ABB myself. I hear they're pretty good?
The reason it takes forever is because NBN have a lot of departments that handle different things. A technician isn't legally allowed to dig for example, so these minor inconveniences are sorted out by the civil team which can't start work until a contract is approved which may involve council permits etc... Your 6 month delay must mean its a complex job which usually involves contract and council approval. This planning, booking of teams and construction takes weeks to months. I highly doubt NBN is that backlogged, so it usually isn't a shortage of workers. 6 months is the ETA, but the job is usually done before that. NBN overestimate their ETAs every time.
@@user-oe1nt4pp8nThen why greenlight the area? Why do some people down the road already have it? To be clear no work is being done on premises, all "external". They are being very vague which isnt helping.
Cool. I pay for 100/40 and i get 58/33 and i cant get a FTTP upgrade even though my suburb is on the list.
Wish my 1000/50 could be upgraded to 1000/1000
You can, Register an ABN as a sole Trader for $30 and apply for a business NBN plan and you can have 50/50 all the way up to 1000/1000
@@JustinJ. But you pay nearly double the amount or more depending on the provider. Pineapple net and alike are doing independent network upgrades for eligible homes and they do symmetrical speeds, slightly cheaper pricing and no "typical evening speeds". All whilst having Aussie customer service centers and employees.
@@JustinJ.at what cost though?.. 🫣
Well, sitting on FTTN on a 50 plan it just reaches 30. They KNEW it was going to be this bad when they made the decision to install infrastructure in the way they have. The supplier said I should be on a 25 down plan but that would be even slower still. What a cluster.
I'm on AbbottNet as well, 33/8 and directly across the street 100/25. Last year NBN announced the suburb would get FTTP, then crickets.....
Rubbing salt into the wound!
I've been on fttn for over four years (50/20) and my speed has always been slightly higher (throttled) at 54/22.
I've have access to fibre for about 6 months now...just waiting for the price drop this month.
My FTTN speeds have been the same, 31 down 7 up at best. After far too long my house is due for a FTTP upgrade today and even now I’m not counting my chickens! I’ll believe it when I see it…
Don't forget to thank the LNP by never voting for them ever again, they are the reason its taking so long to fix the mess they made. If you are on crappy FTTN, its all thanks the the LNP.
When will the nbn support more than 50 Mbps upload? It's 2024, a lot of people host servers from home now. 50 doesn't cut it anymore.
It's supported i run 1000/400 at home, its just not cheap
@@texsconsoleshop4370 What are you paying for your connection?
Register an ABN as a sole Trader for $30 and apply for a business NBN plan and you can have 50/50 all the way up to 1000/1000.
@@JustinJ. Slightly different that's Enterprise Ethernet, way more expensive. NBN Home/SMB products go to 1000/400
I use Starlink, because NBN co haven't put fibre past my house, best I can get is 25/ 12 on nbn, where Starlink is 250-300Mbps down/ 30-50 up.
Similar here. Nothing but problems with drop outs after switching from ADSL or NBN and we never got the speeds promised. They keep talking about FTTP coming to the suburb but I'm not keen to deal with the NBN and retailers so not sure we'd switch back to be honest.
seems RSPs complain about the tiers but are cutting other services. What is the point of the RSP if there is nothing they do apart from routing our data from one point to another. Emails now have to be handled by another party. Web hosting will be no more. Internode will be lost to the monopoly. Internode had a lot of things going for it but now seems the same as the rest, just offering a dial in point to the internet and nothing else and will soon disappear altogether. If that is the case just let NBN do the lot. Pricing is set by NBN anyway. About upload speeds the heads of state do not seem to want us to build a better industry where cloud based products can be handled better. Home office would be more viable and new industries can be made. Australia still stuck in the dialup mentality days.
Would be interesting to consider if the service would just be cheaper if the profit cut that RSPs currently make was simply removed from the system. if there's no 'service' then why are they there? Anything beyond printing an invoice goes back to NBNco.
2024 45min drive from Brisbane and all I can get is Wireless NBN and it's absolutely garbage during peak times in the evening all we can get is max 500kbs yes that's right half a mb I feel dial up was faster
Increasing the speed in the regional areas will compete with Starlink but the problem is that most people regional areas don't have FTTC or FTTP ready yet.
Shame nbn is broken in my sub, copper for the area, no 1 fiber to the hole area, we can't get stable internet at any speed , and 4g,5g is slow here and unstable too.
Croydon Park 5008 SA sucks
These upload speeds are still abysmal. Convince me it’s not a “content consumption” network without symmetrical speeds.
the upload is still crap compared to new zealand, where we have 300/100 as the standard speed, and 1000/500 for the higher tier , we even have for cheaper a 2000/2000 then the highest nbn tier sorry nbn failed again
50km from a major city and stuck on shitty satellite with no due date for infrastructure to be added in our area. Thanks NBN
and still nothing for us on FTTB,we cant get any better speeds than 100/40....
I dunno. I download on series x and it seems to limit to about 120mbps. So higher speed useless for game downloads
it took them 10 fucking years to realise that speed is important, and they are basically contradicting to what they have said.
As a HFC user I wait for the day we become eligible for the free FTTP upgrade.
NBN can't guarantee more than 19 Mbps at my fibre to the node, and while I have a 50mbps connection I can't order more, and it's got terrible drop outs that no one is interested in. Apparently I was going to be able to get fibre to the house in the later half of 2023, then 2024 and now 2025. We were celebrated as the first suburb to get this wonderful fttn and now we are unable to access what others have but pay the same prices. What a shame all these announcements are unattainable for so many people!!!
yeh I constantly have to keep putting stability profile on .. and some tosser keeps putting it back to default ... they dug a hole under the street for my fibre connection so getting closer , I pay for 100:40 and get 25:20 on the 50:17 plan I got 25:10
Any chance they'll do the same for 50 MBPS plans on my HFC?
As someone who's first taste of NBN was FTTP, then to HFC...I currently moved to a remote town with only FTTN that only maxes out at 23/4, im looking forward to these changes as 'apparently' our town getting FTTP toward end of year. Always wanted to try higher speeds on my other 2 connections, but the plans are too dear. 100/20 plan was good enough and decent price for me.
That FTTC to FTTP upgrade only works... if you can actually get it.
I'm in a small building of 5 units, so I can't get a free FTTP upgrade, they want the landlord to pay >$10'000 to do it so it's basically never going to happen.
FTTC customers are ARTIFICIALLY limited to 100Mbit, even though the equipment they installed is capable of more!
And yes, before anyone asks, my area is eligible for the FTTP upgrade program.
266/23 on optus now, I cant believe only 23 up as is.
... All local devices should speak to a local server it would lower the over heads on alot of data
You mentioned a lot of different types of connections and eye watering speeds. Those of us on fixed wireless, as usual get ignored. I'd be happy to get what I pay for. 25mb/s down, and 5mb/s up. At the moment if we get half of that, we think ourselves lucky. Let's hope fixed wireless will get an upgrade at some point
NBNFW = No Bloody Network F***ed Wireless!
I don't get much better and I'm less than 20km from the centre of the National Capital.
But it's a strong Labor electorate. Anyway, blame Queensland!
I was on 100/40 and got the upgrade to FTTP from FTTN. Eligible in December, NBN came in January and there were a few problems, so it was done by end of February
What were the problems? I’m waiting on my appointment.
TPG practically beg me to upgrade the FTTP line , but they cannot offer me the same speeds, i am on 100/50 and they want to bring it down to 20 if i upgrade, screw that, and as far as conjestion, its the first time in maybe 20 years since optus had netstats have i felt line conjestion, the last week in Sydney near the CBD after 7pm its horrible.
I wouldn't go TPG anymore, had a bad experience with them trying to disconnect. First I learnt their have false advertising when they say 'no contract plans'...there is a DC fee so it essentially a contract plan, and second, the operator begged me not to leave even upto the point of asking 'do you know who is moving into your old place, I can transfer your account to them"....i'm like da faq.
No speed upgrade for me. I'm stuck on the dead-end FTTN technology that was end-of-life when it was installed. I can get a 50/20 VDSL2 connection with a 900m line length and it's not going to get any better. VDSL interferes with and is affected by my HF amateur radio equipment. My city is slated for fibre upgrade with FTTH available from March 2026 😞
I'm on 100/40. I really feel that upload capacity on NBN is grossly neglected. While I'd probably move to 500/50 as it's an all-around upgrade (and possibly a little cheaper), the ratio of down/up speeds is poor - even worse than the existing 100/20. 500 down really deserves 100mbit upload minimum, preferably 200-250. The fact that 750-1000mbit plans also are also probably only 50mbit up as well, or 100mbit "best case" on gigabit services, is really disappointing.
So, yeah. Overall, can't complain, it's more for less, and it's less friction for those wanting to move to FTTP. Just .. Gah. Upload! It matters!
Edit: Honestly, in addition to the above, they should piss off 100/20, and make 50/20 and 100/40 the basic / budget plans. If not 50/20 as your "entry level" then at worst a 25/10 as the sort of thing for super budget uses (People only using it for VoIP or other low-bandwidth applications .. Pensioners, business remote sites (eg warehouses), etc). Get rid of 12/1 entirely.
Check your Lip Sync before publishing a video
It’s acctualy weird, I haven’t been able to fix it.
@@TechManPat Your Audio is ahead of your vision you just need to add a delay to your audio
I had to go WiFi 7 just to realise the 1000/50 i am on at the moment, even 6E struggles to get to those speeds, i am using a Mercusys router next step is cabling
Great I wanted to upgrade to 100/20 previously but couldn't justify the extra cost!
Hi Pat, is there anything on upgrades for FTTB? 10% or 2 million properties use this technology and there is not plan to increase speeds.
That's the NBN (wholesale) release, where is the corresponding Telstra (retail) release and no doubt higher pricing?
I think charging $75 to $85 a month for 50meg speed is disgusting compared to other countries. NBN is quite useless.
About the cost of a carton of beer or a dozen coffees
so, they don't plan on ever giving us FTTP the FTTN drops out when ever it rains, im going to musk net and aiming at the sky
@@geesehoward7261 gee , I offered to pay, it is not available, calm down Liberal party member
Gezz, sounds to good to be true... but lets nots Jinx it 🤞.
fttc is all older apartment blocks get still it seems
Meanwhile, despite being only 10k from the state capital, I can only get fixed wireless. Another 3 k further up the road, one half of the town can get a fibre connection, the other is forced to use the same fixed wireless I'm offered. Best I could get? 1.5 mbps.
Labor electorate? Just out of interest.
@@outtolunch88 Nope, Tasmania, so state Liberal govt (last Liberal state Govt left). Not that Labor are any better.
We have a silly electoral system with 7 members elected in each Division, so you could end up with equal Lib and ALP plus an independent or Green.
Been going backwards for the last 9 years. We were doing OK when houses were cheap, now they're on par with mainland, and we have the worst outcomes in the country for Health, Education, Housing, Public Transport, Mental Health care is atrocious, power and fuel are the most expensive.
There was some growth when housing was cheap, but now all the young people are moving to the north island to get work, so the population is getting older, sicker and less affluent.
There are district hospitals with no doctors. But heh! at they're going to build a football stadium..... throw some taxpayers money at that instead of the things we really need.
How do I get FTTP when I only have FTTN? Pls Help
Check your providers website
It be good if I had FTTP or HFC but I have FTTN
Fortnite, ha!!! Installed Jedi Fallen Order, the other night and was forced to download a 50gb patch just to play the game!
Between the RISP's and the NBN, I am sure someone will find a way to screw over the little customers so they all keep earning their millions!
About bloody time is all I can say Super-fast (>250Mbps), affordable internet is a basic necessity of life in modern society. I hopeful that all fixed line footprint will soon be FTTP and we can do away with the MTM. Also love that we are finally getting a bump in upload speed.
Make wireless NBN faster , go on i dare you . 5 x faster BS .
This is bullshit