Harrison Astbury is a Canstar Blue journalist specialising in consumer technology and the telecommunications industry. With a degree in journalism from Griffith University and a keen eye for detail, he’s determined to help consumers make better-informed decisions, especially when it comes to their internet and phone plans.
Posted by October 26th 2021
Top internet complaints revolve around service, cost, speed and reliability. If you’re unhappy with your provider, find out how to complain with Canstar Blue.
Posted by June 15th 2021
If you like the idea of a smartphone, but don’t care much for all the complicated features, the KISA phone may be for you. Read Canstar Blue’s review.
Posted by January 7th 2021
Petrol comes in E10, E85, 91, 95 and 98 Octane blends. Most cars can get by with E10 or 91, but some cars need higher. Find out which fuel your car needs at Canstar Blue.
Posted by September 25th 2018
If you thought the Perth to London flight was long, wait until you see what Singapore Airlines can do with its new Airbus – capable of flying for 20 hours. The airline has announced that it …
Posted by February 12th 2021
If you ever wondered if your Netflix binge habits are normal, now is your chance to confirm it. Telstra has for the first time revealed just how much data its customers are using, and the results …
Posted by February 12th 2019
How low can we go? Online retailer Kogan has upped the ante in the latest price war on the National Broadband Network (NBN). Today Kogan announced it has slashed prices across all three of its NBN …
Posted by July 10th 2020
If your Netflix account is still stuck on the old lopsided smiley face, you might want to check out some of the new icons on offer. Netflix has just introduced a new comprehensive suite of new …
Posted by January 12th 2021
Ever wondered how you can travel overseas for a while yet keep your phone number active at home? It’s not ideal having to come back to Australia having to memorise a new phone number, especially …
Posted by May 12th 2021
UPDATE: As of 2019, TPG has cancelled plans to build and operate its own 4G mobile network, citing issues caused by the 'Huawei ban' implemented in 2018. Since then, TPG has merged with fellow telco …
Posted by July 31st 2018
Australia’s consumer watchdog has released its latest report into broadband speeds across the country and there’s a surprise name at the top of the charts – Aussie Broadband. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found …