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Optus bulks out its 5G home broadband plans to better compete with NBN

By Jasmine Gearie published

Optus' bigger and better 5G broadband plans are giving the NBN a serious run for its money.

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New, cheaper NBN plans could arrive in time for Christmas

By Jasmine Gearie published

NBN The ACCC is seeking feedback on NBN Co's plan to address the affordability of its cheapest plans.

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Kogan dishes up the cheapest NBN1000 plan for under AU$135 a month

By Jasmine Gearie last updated

NBN Kogan Internet is the latest ISP to enter the fray with an NBN1000 plan, and it's the most affordable on the market.

Get Australia's cheapest NBN100 plan for under AU$70 a month

By Jasmine Gearie published

TechRadar Deals Superloop is offering the cheapest NBN100 plan on the market, but it's available for a limited time only.

NBN deals: these providers are all offering up sweet discounts for new subscribers

By Jasmine Gearie published

Looking to switch from your current internet provider? These ISPs have the best deals for new customers.

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BT promises 300Mbps fibre-optic broadband

By Chris Smith last updated

BT has stepped up its super-fast internet arms race with Virgin Media by promising speeds of up to 300Mbps for some customers by the spring of next year.

BT: We're developing broadband, other merely talk about it

BT: We invest in broadband, others merely talk about it

By Patrick Goss last updated

Pugnacious as ever

CPU competition is dead

Cheap broadband could be a thing of the past

By PC Plus last updated

Opinion By almost any metric you choose, broadband internet looks astonishingly cheap. For that reason, we can only assume it won't last. Meanwhile, AMD and Intel have let us down with their latest CPUs.

Three offers broadband without line rental

Three's Web Cube aims to end line-rental

By John McCann last updated

UK mobile network Three is offering 'broadband in a box' which does away with line rental charges and offers easy 'plug and play' functionality.

UK identity fraud up 70%

By Anna Lagerkvist last updated

Crims now using websites, not bins, to garner personal data

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