Fast Internet in VIC

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nbn™ 25/10

Ideal for 2 - 4 users for Standard Definition video, and music streaming, sending emails & basic browsing

  • 24
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $65
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  • 25
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $85
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  • 25
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $80
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nbn™ 50/20

Ideal for 2 - 4 users for smooth HD video streaming, gaming, and music enjoyment for larger families

  • 47
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $75
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  • 50
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $100
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  • 50
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $85
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nbn™ 100/20

Ideal for working from home users with unlimited data for smooth streaming, gaming, and music enjoyment

  • 93
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $85
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  • 100
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $110
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  • 90
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $100
    /mth

nbn™ 100/40

Ideal for 6+ users for HD video and music streaming/gaming, and users requiring high upload speeds

  • 93
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $95
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  • 100*
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $110
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  • 90*
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $100
    /mth

nbn™ 250/25

Ideal for 6+ users seeking top-tier performance in HD video streaming, gaming, seamless file sharing and collaborative tasks.

  • 196
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $110
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  • 250
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $135
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  • 210
    Download/Upload Evening Speed
    $125
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Frequently Asked Questions

The NBN, or National Broadband Network, is a government-owned telecommunications network that aims to provide high-speed internet access to all Australian households and businesses. It uses a mix of fiber-optic, satellite, and fixed wireless technologies to deliver internet services across the country. The NBN replaces the old copper wire network and offers faster and more reliable internet services to users.

Choosing the right NBN speed for your household depends on your internet usage patterns and the number of people using the connection simultaneously. Generally, if you only use the internet for browsing and streaming, a lower speed tier like NBN 25 or NBN 50 should suffice. However, if you have multiple people in your household, who use the internet for gaming, downloading large files, or video conferencing, then you may need a higher speed tier like NBN 100 or NBN 250.

Yes, a technician is required to install the NBN at your home or business. The technician will install the NBN connection box and connect it to the NBN network. They will also check the signal strength and ensure that the internet is working correctly.

Yes, it is worth getting the NBN as it offers faster and more reliable internet services than the traditional copper wire network. The NBN also enables you to access a wider range of internet-based services such as streaming, online gaming, and video conferencing, which require higher speeds and better connectivity. Additionally, having a reliable internet connection is essential for remote working and studying, which has become more prevalent since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The best NBN bundle depends on your usage patterns and budget. Some providers offer bundles that include internet, phone, and TV services, while others offer standalone internet plans. You should compare plans from different providers and choose one that offers the right speed and data allowance for your needs at a reasonable price.

A good NBN speed depends on your internet usage patterns and the number of people using the connection simultaneously. Generally, a speed of at least 50 Mbps is considered good for most households, as it provides adequate bandwidth for streaming, browsing, and video conferencing. However, if you have multiple people in your household who use the internet simultaneously, a higher speed tier like NBN 100 or NBN 250 may be more suitable.

Advertised NBN speeds are theoretical maximum speeds and may not always reflect the actual speeds you will receive. Actual speeds can be affected by various factors, including the distance from the NBN connection box, network congestion, and the quality of the wiring in your home. To get a more accurate estimate of the speeds you will receive, you should check the provider's typical evening speeds, which reflect the speeds during peak usage times.

Yes, you need to buy or rent a modem with your NBN plan as the NBN uses a different type of technology than the traditional ADSL network. The modem is used to convert the NBN signal into a format that can be used by your devices. You can either buy a modem outright or rent one from your service provider for a monthly fee.