Superloop is offering 5,000 free NBN 25 plans in response to COVID-19.
With much of the nation being urged to work from home, and schools and universities preparing to shift to online learning, our telcos are recognising how important it is for us to stay connected.
Home internet connections are generally geared towards leisurely usage, but the connection speeds required to work remotely, could be drastically different to the ones needed for a buffer-free movie night.
All NBN providers will receive additional capacity on the network at no extra charge for at least three months.
All Superloop plans are effectively unlimited for the time being.
Aussie Broadband is the latest telco to introduce COVID-19 related measures for its customers.
Amid an increasing number of Australians working from home and social-distancing, NBN Co needs to ensure the National Broadband Network stays congestion free.
NBN customers on FTTN or FTTB connections will no longer be able to buy top-speed plans from Belong.
Less than a week after dropping the vast majority of NBN 100 plans, Telstra have announced the Telstra 5G WiFi Pro. The device will use the millimeter wave spectrum to deliver the fastest speeds yet.