Emma Bradstock

Emma Bradstock has been an authority on consumer phone, internet, technology and streaming markets in Australia for more than six years, having written more than 300 articles for Canstar Blue. Emma covers a range of topics — from NBN speeds and technology to the latest release phones — and strives to help readers find the right phone and internet plans for their needs. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Media from Macquarie University, has more than a decade of professional writing experience in print and digital media, and contributed to Canstar Blue’s Highly Commended award for Best Consumer Technology Coverage in 2024. You can follow Emma on LinkedIn.


Exetel speed test

Exetel internet speed test

Posted by March 20th 2025

Are you getting the speeds your pay for with your Exetel internet plan? Use Canstar Blue's free Exetel speed test tool to check your speeds.


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Who are the biggest internet providers in Australia?

Posted by March 13th 2025

Key points The three largest internet providers in Australia are Telstra, TPG Group (including TPG, Vodafone and iiNet) and Optus. While the big three still dominate, Aussies are increasingly moving towards smaller challenger providers such …


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What is the average internet bill per month?

Posted by March 13th 2025

Key points The average internet bill in Australia is $76 per month for NBN. Costs for home wireless and mobile broadband internet bills are typically cheaper than NBN. Prices for NBN plans vary from around …


iiNet speed test

iiNet internet speed test

Posted by March 12th 2025

Is your iiNet internet plan slow or you're not sure if you're getting the speeds you pay for? Run a free iiNet speed test at Canstar Blue


Optus speed test

Optus internet speed test

Posted by March 12th 2025

Is your Optus internet plan up to speed? Use Canstar Blue's free Optus speed test tool to see if you're getting the speeds you pay for.


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Home wireless broadband vs NBN

Posted by March 17th 2025

With the NBN rollout essentially complete, it’s safe to say that the once contentious Australia-wide internet connection is now the most common way to get online. That being said, there are some people who prefer …



Do i need NBN for internet

Do I need NBN for internet?

Posted by March 13th 2025

Key points The NBN is the most popular option for home internet in Australia, but there are other ways to connect available. Even if the network is available at your address, it’s not compulsory to …



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How to move internet to a new house

Posted by February 25th 2025

Key points Moving internet from one home to another is usually a free service, unless it’s a more complicated transfer or a technician is required. The time it takes for your internet to transfer from …