Every Suburb Getting The NBN In Queensland [2019]

As the NBN train rolls around the country, the number of suburbs that are connected keeps in moving up. This year, hundreds of Queensland suburbs and towns will be shifting to the NBN. Here are the towns and suburbs in Queensland that will be boarding the NBN express this year.

This is the complete 2019 Telstra Wholesale NBN rollout list for Queensland. It includes the suburb, customer service area name and the approximate that the NBN will be ready for service.

The only thing missing is the type of technology being deployed. You’ll need to use the NBN Address tracker tool to find out if you’re getting Fibre to the Premises (FTTP), Fibre to the Node (FTTN), Fibre to the Basement (FTTB), Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial (HFC), Fixed Wireless or Long Term Satellite.

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Here are the Queensland suburbs that will purportedly be getting the NBN this year. Here are the schedules for Victoria and New South Wales.

The list is long so your best bet is to hit Ctrl+F and search for your suburb or district. If you don’t see your suburb, try our address tracker instead.

See also: The Fastest NBN Plans With Unlimited Data In Australia

Bear in mind that the Ready For Service dates are estimations only. If your suburb appears to be stuck in limbo, we advise contacting your telco and requesting an update.

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