Limited-time offer: Aussie Broadband's slicing up to AU$120 off select NBN plans during its Black Friday sale

The colossal sales event that is Black Friday is almost upon us, and along with it come discounts on some of the best NBN plans in Australia. One of the most well-regarded internet providers, Aussie Broadband, often joins in on the fun, and it’s done so again in 2025, dropping prices across its home NBN plans.

From now until December 15, 2025, new and existing Aussie Broadband customers can save up to AU$120 over the first six months on select high-speed NBN plans. Yes, you read that right — if you're a current Aussie customer, you can opt in for one of these attractive Black Friday deals. The only catch? You'll need to upgrade from a slower plan.

Aussie Broadband has one of the best reputations among Australia's internet providers and is well known for excelling in one key area: customer experience. The telco takes pride in being easy to contact and having friendly, helpful support staff. And according to over 7,000 positive customer reviews, that dedication has paid off.

The telco also lives up to its premium reputation by delivering some of the fastest speeds in Australia, supported by its extensive local backhaul network and a wide range of peer-linked partners, including gaming giants like Blizzard and Valve, as well as Google, Meta, Microsoft and Netflix. Aussie Broadband is also the #1 provider for Steam download speeds nationwide, with a current average download speed of 137Mbps.

Here's a quick rundown of our recommended high-speed plans and their introductory 6-month discounts:

• Fast Fibre plan (NBN 500) | AU$95 AU$80p/m
• Superfast Fibre plan (NBN 750) | AU$119 AU$99p/m
• Ultrafast Fibre plan (NBN 1000) | AU$129 AU$109p/m
• Hyperfast plan (NBN 2000) | AU$189 AU$169p/m

If you’re keen on one of these Black Friday deals, note that each plan requires a specific promo code, which we've included below. All Aussie Broadband plans come with unlimited data, and work on a no-lock-in contract basis. If you’d like to add a new modem-router to your plan, you can choose between an Amazon Eero Pro 7 for AU$240 or an Amazon Eero 7 for AU$180 – these can be paid for upfront, or monthly over either 12 or 24 months.

Aussie Broadband | NBN 2000 | AU$169p/m using code 20BF (first 6 months, then AU$189p/m)

NBN 2000 is the new top speed that only became available in September, and Aussie Broadband claims it's able to hit blistering typical evening download speeds of 1,810Mbps for those with a full fibre (FTTP) connection, or a just marginally slower 1,780Mbps for those on hybrid fibre coax connections.

Using the code 20BF, you can get this brand new speed tier for AU$169p/m. If you're on FTTP and need mega upload capabilities, you could also opt for a 'Pro' version of this plan with 500Mbps upload speeds – that's down to AU$220 a month with the same code (normally AU$220).

• AU$169 minimum cost
• AU$2,148 first yearly cost
• AU$2,268 yearly cost after discount

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If you're considering an NBN 2000 plan, then it's worth noting that Aussie Broadband offers a couple of options to choose from – a regular one and a 'Pro' plan. The main difference is upload speed: for FTTP connections, you’ll get 200Mbps for the former and 500Mbps on the Pro plan. If you connect via hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC), you can only sign up to the regular plan, which offers up to 100Mbps upload speeds.

Aussie Broadband | NBN 1000 | AU$109p/m using code 20BF (first 6 months, then AU$129p/m)

Now, if you're serious about online gaming but don't have the budget to stretch to Aussie's Hyperfast plan above, its NBN 1000 plan is your next best bet. Renowned for its gamer-specific features, like low ping times, international capacity links, and direct peering to Steam, Microsoft and Blizzard, Aussie Broadband goes above and beyond for local gamers.

With theoretical maximum speeds of 1Gbps/100Mbps, Aussie's Ultrafast plan has also received the AU$120 discount over the first six months, using code 20BF. Do note, you'll need an FTTP or HFC connection at home to order this plan.

• AU$109 minimum cost
• AU$1,428 first yearly cost
• AU$1,548 yearly cost after discount

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Aussie Broadband | NBN 750 | AU$99p/m using code 20BF (first 6 months, then AU$119p/m)

An NBN 750 plan is ideal for large households (up to 12 or more people) with multiple devices, heavy streaming, gaming and working online — all at the same time. ABB's option claims maximum plan speeds and it also gets a AU$120 saving for Black Friday using the code 20BF.

If you don't quite need Superfast speeds, you could also consider Aussie Broadband's NBN 500 plan, now AU$80p/m using code 15BF (first 6 months, then AU$95).

• AU$99 minimum cost
• AU$1,308 first yearly cost
• AU$1,428 yearly cost after discount

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While Aussie Broadband isn't known for being the cheapest NBN provider around, most current customers agree that Aussie’s slight premiums are worth it for the quality of service you receive. With these Black Friday deals in mind, now's a great time to try the telco, given the AU$120 maximum savings on offer. Given that all these discounts run for six-month periods, that should be more than enough time to trial things and decide whether Aussie is for you.

Note that these discounts will only be available until December 15, 2025, so you'll need to act fast if you want to score a good deal on your NBN plan.

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