NBN™

Your Local Provider

NBN™ Fixed Wireless

An NBN™ Fixed Wireless connection utilises data transmitted over radio signals to connect a premises to the NBN™ network.

This connection is typically used in circumstances where the distance between premises can be many kilometres. Data travels from a transmission tower located as far as 14 kilometres, to an NBN™ outdoor antenna that has been fitted to the premises,

Fixed Wireless connections also require an NBN™ connection box to be installed at the point where the cable from the NBN™ outdoor antenna enters your premises. This device requires power to operate and can only be installed by an NBN™ approved installer like Advance Communications.

NBN Fixed Wireless 100/20

$95Monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN Fixed Wireless 250/20

$99monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN Fixed Wireless 400/40

$119monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN™ FTTN (Copper)

An FTTN connection means that fibre optic cable is used to connect to the node. From the node, or distribution hub, to the premises, though, the connection uses the copper telephone cable already in place.

NBN Fixed Line 25/10

$75⁹⁵monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Typical Evening Speed 18Mbps
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN Fixed Line 50/20

$94⁹⁵monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Typical Evening Speed 43Mbps
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN Fixed Line 100/20

$109⁹⁵monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Typical Evening Speed 86Mbps
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN Fixed Line 100/40

$114⁹⁵monthly

Month to Month Contract
Unlimited Data
Typical Evening Speed 86Mbps
Local Support
Upfront Cost: Wireless Router $189

NBN™ FTTP (Fibre)

An NBN™ fixed line is a connection that relies on fibre optic cables to deliver broadband services to your premises. Fibre optic cable is made out of thousands of strands of glass, each as thin as a human hair. The advantage to this type of cable is that data travels at much higher speeds than on a classic copper cable.

Free upgrade from FTTN (Conditions Apply)