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iTWire - NBN Co opens up fast connections to 700,000 apartments across country - Vimarsana News

iTWire - NBN Co opens up fast connections to 700,000 apartments across country

About 700,000 apartments in 50,000 strata buildings across Australia will be able to get the fastest NBN connections in the next six months, the NBN C...

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NBN Apartment Upgrades: How to Check If You're Eligible - Vimarsana News

NBN Apartment Upgrades: How to Check If You're Eligible

NBN Co is upgrading the internet for 700,000 apartments in 50,000 buildings around Australia as part of its fibre upgrade program.

More Aussie apartments to get high-speed fibre - Vimarsana News

More Aussie apartments to get high-speed fibre

NBN will enter into Area Switch Agreements with building corporate bodies to deliver high-speed fibre to some 700,000 apartments across Australia

NBN Co offers one month COVID-19 relief to RSPs - Vimarsana News

NBN Co offers one month COVID-19 relief to RSPs

NBN Co offers one month COVID-19 relief to RSPs But refrains from reinstating 40 per cent free CVC boost it offered during the first 2020 lockdown. Credit: NBN Co NBN Co has put $5.2 million in “relief credit” on the table for retail service providers to mitigate the increasing bandwidth costs of recent COVID-19 lockdowns.  The broadband builder will offer a credit payment on a proportional basis to eligible retailers and claims it will reduce additional wholesale data overage costs brought on by an increase in usage during the peak evening hours while ensuring they can mai...

NBN Co offers to axe CVC in exchange for yearly price hikes - Vimarsana News

NBN Co offers to axe CVC in exchange for yearly price hikes

By Ry Crozier on Jun 7, 2021 12:51PM Finally tables a 'flat-price' model. NBN Co has finally revealed how it might implement ‘flat’ wholesale prices, but it would involve a $5 to $20 a month hike, and as-yet unquantifiable yearly increases above the rate of inflation. The company on Monday morning opened a “pre-lodgement” consultation with retail service providers, canvassing views on effectively two flat-price models. The models axe the variable connectivity virtual circuit (CVC) charge, either for 100Mbps and above products, or for all produ...