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Nathan Makila better get cracking!

I'm ok with ADSL and my fax machine .... nOT!

Check for FTTP in every house I've rented

Wow, realised that already..... In 2020.... That is impressive 😂

If this wasn't enough to vote the libs out I can't see Australia ever changing

Kelly Ivory

Charmaine Seow

Even better if developers have home automation as new standard.

Mobile will never replace physical connections. Good try though.

Chris Murray think you've got this sorted lol

Yes I run an I.T business we rented after we sold our Sydney house which had FTTP NBN. The house we rented was FTTN and it was only reaching 25mbps and dropped out during the rain. Ridiculous when are using remote access. We just bought again with unfortunate FTTN again though luckily its 95mbps

pfft i have wireless internet we had fiber to premises and it was never anything special. never even bothered using wifi on my phone because it was ridiculously slow

Fttp is future proofed, some households with multiple people are already being limited by fttn can achieve

Get off the internet and get outside. U might live longer!

Well, lack of NBN has changed the property game. Telstra can tell you if you can get good internet. Chances are that you'll buy the place and find out that you're stuck on ADSL until 2030. But, wasn't NBN supposed to close the technology gap? Well, yes. But instead we have some users on fibre, and some on satellite still.

Erin Vagnoni we have fttp dont we?

Definitely searched on NBN mapping before home purchase and relocating to the South Coast NSW. FTTP for the win.

Some parts of the country maybe. Where I am you can buy a FTTP connected restored 3 bedroom Queenslander 40 mins from the Brisbane CBD for under $350k. The FTTP connection isn’t a factor on price at all.

Joel McCurry

The ADSL2 I have now is twice as fast as the NBN I've had 😂

Claire I was actually thinking about this today.

If you do a knockdown, rebuild they connect you with FttP... even if the houses around you are FttC.

For sure. FTTN is just not suitable. It was a pisspoor method of instant gratification by a government that was acting more out of spite than the benefit of the Australian tech future.

Thanks to the federal government to create a class divide by building an archaic internet.

So the Liberals chose the suburbs which they have houses in for the FTTN. Just like the sports rorts.

Yeah and pay $300 green area fee when first connect