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iPrimus is raising the cost of all its NBN plans by $3, bucking the trend of making customers on the lowest-cost plans foot the bill.
NBN 100 plans and up are staying the same price.
Superloop's NBN plans will go up by between $3 and $6 per month.
Here's how much more you'll pay for your Tangerine or More NBN plan.
iiNet's NBN 25, NBN 50, NBN 750 and NBN 1000 plans have all gone up between $3 and $5. And the telco has discontinued NBN 12.
Wanna make you mine, gotta get online, five, six, seven, eight.
Consumer plans as fast as NBN 500 will get a price bump from July 1.
But there's some good news for Optus customers on faster plans.
Only Belong's cheapest NBN plans are getting more expensive.