Speeds & Performance
nbn™ Plans
The performance of our nbn service is based on the average user download speed (Mbps) during Typical evening times. These speeds are systematically tested to ensure you are given the most up-to-date and accurate information about your service.
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
Optical fibre leading all the way to your premises. Terminates at the Premises Connection Device on an outside wall.
50Mbps (Typical evening 41.8Mbps download speeds, 20Mbps upload)
100Mbps (Typical evening 78.3Mbps download speeds, 40Mbps upload)
Fibre to the Node (FTTN)
Optical fibre leading to a Node in your street (or a street nearby), with a final stretch of copper to your premises.
50Mbps (Typical evening 41.8Mbps download speeds, 20Mbps upload)
100Mbps (Typical evening 78.3Mbps download speeds, 40Mbps upload)
Fibre to the Building (FTTB)
Optical fibre leading to a connection point (Main Distribution Frame) in the building, with a final stretch of copper to your unit/apartment's wall sockets.
50Mbps (Typical evening 41.8Mbps download speeds, 20Mbps upload)
100Mbps (Typical evening 78.3Mbps download speeds, 40Mbps upload)
Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial (HFC)
Optical fibre to an optical node, and then coaxial cable from the optical node to the NBN Network Termination Device at your premises.
50Mbps (Typical evening 41.8Mbps download speeds, 20Mbps upload)
100Mbps (Typical evening 78.3Mbps download speeds, 40Mbps upload)
Fibre to the Curb (FTTC)
fibre is extended close to your premises. It is then connected to the existing copper network which leads into your location.
50Mbps (Typical evening 41.8Mbps download speeds, 20Mbps upload)
100Mbps (Typical evening 78.3Mbps download speeds, 40Mbps upload)