Fibre-to-the-premises (FttP) is the least faulty technology in NBN's arsenal, according to figures disclosed by the company. Responding to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice, the company responsible ...

The free upgrade program will boost download and upload speeds for customers on three broadband plans, affecting about 2.77 million users.

The technology road map being relied upon by the company rolling out Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) will see the fibre-to-the-node (FttN) rollout eventually replaced by fibre to the ...

Some national broadband network customers’ internet speeds will be five times faster on Sunday, but you’ll need more than that for buffer-free browsing.

When will you get the NBN? The company rolling out the nation's broadband network has released a comprehensive list of the suburbs in its sights, detailing construction timelines and the technology it ...

Australia’s internet speed has just been turbo charged—if you’re already on the National Broadband Network (NBN), that is. The ‘Accelerate Great’ program has delivered a massive boost to the bandwidth ...

The multi-technology NBN is well and truly off the ground with news of the switch-on of services using the former Telstra HFC network. Claire Reilly Former Principal Video Producer Claire Reilly was a ...

NBN Co braces for harsher weather, rolling out fibre upgrades and backup gear to keep services stable as climate risks rise.

NBN Co released full-year financial results on Tuesday that show an accelerating thirst for data. More than 8.63 million homes and businesses are connected to the NBN network, and the organisation ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Newcastle, NSW, Australia (February 16, 2011)--Australia's NBN Television recently installed an ...

December 14 was a major milestone for anyone who cares about broadband in Australia or about government-owned Internet infrastructure in general. On this day, Australian Federal Communications ...

Australia’s new communications minister, Senator Mitch Fifield, has repeated prime minister Malcolm Turnbull’s claim that the roll out of the National Broadband Network is “technology agnostic” under ...