Jasmine Gearie

Starting April 1, Vodafone will be increasing the monthly cost for most of its existing postpaid mobile customers.

Australians in regional and rural areas of Australia could be able to access speeds up to 325Mbps from 2024.

Optus’ new feature could help you get better speed when there’s congestion on its mobile and NBN networks.

NBN Co has announced a further list of suburbs which will be able to upgrade to fibre-to-the-premise internet – at a cost.

Vodafone has refreshed its phone plans, with prices now starting at AU$45 a month for 40GB of data, giving you better cost-per-gigabyte compared to the other major telcos.

Boost Mobile customers will get 5G access by early April, using Telstra’s network without the premium price tag.

NBN Co has proposed lowering the cost of NBN 100 and faster plans by between AU$3 to AU$10 a month, but the consumer watchdog has some preliminary concerns.

NBN customers are continuing to ditch the major telcos in favour of smaller internet providers, according to a new report by the ACCC.

The ACCC is alleging that customers of Telstra’s budget Belong brand are still paying NBN 100/40 prices for an NBN 100/20 plan.

The ACCC’s latest broadband report has a surprising winner for the telco with the highest average download speed.

The ACCC took the three major telcos to court over misleading claims that promised FTTN consumers internet speeds they could not physically deliver.

The Aussie consumer watchdog will require telcos to prominently display their upload speeds within the next three months.

The Federal Government has committed AU$2.4 billion towards upgrading an estimated 1.5 million homes and businesses from FTTN to FTTP.