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nbn Free Upload Speed Boost: Up to 15% for Fixed Line Connections
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From 18 October 2026, nbn is increasing upload speeds on several fixed line technologies (FTTP, HFC, FTTC, FTTN, FTTB, Fixed Wireless) by up to 15%. Some users have already seen the change — one went from 48 Mbps to 55 Mbps upload. No action needed except a router restart.
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Original title
Free: Up to 15% Upload Speed Boost for nbn Fixed Line Connections
Quick take
Good for
- nbn fixed line users
- People who upload large files or stream
- Households needing faster uploads
Not for
- Those without nbn
- Users already near the new cap
Why it's worth a look
- Free upload speed boost
- No plan change or cost
Watch out
- Restart router to apply
- Providers may roll out gradually
Skipcosts nothing, done in 10 min, easy
Worth it?
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Estimated value (incl. non-cash or conditional value)
Free
- Price
- Free
- Value per hour
- $0
Effort
Easyabout 10 min
Easy
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How to do it
- 1Check your nbn connection type (FTTP, HFC, FTTC, FTTN, FTTB, or Fixed Wireless) on the nbn website or your provider's account.
- 2If the new speed doesn't appear, power-cycle your router: turn it off, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on.
- 3If you have QoS or upload shaping enabled on your router, update or disable those settings to allow the higher upload speed.
- 4Run a speed test (e.g., Ookla Speedtest) to confirm your new upload speeds.
Money-saving tip: If your speed doesn't change after a restart, check for QoS or bandwidth limits in your router settings and disable them before testing again.
Conditions
- Only for nbn fixed line connections; not for mobile or satellite nbn.
- Actual increase depends on your nbn technology and plan, up to 15% (some plans like FTTC 50/20 may get 15%).
- Router restart or QoS adjustment may be required.
- Some users may not see the update until tomorrow, depending on the provider.
Risks
- NoteNo end date given. The price or offer could end at any time.
- Notenbn hasn't posted an official announcement yet; info based on providers (Leaptel, Neptune Internet).