Field notes

When the link drops, the job stops.

A working desk for NBN, fixed wireless and last-mile issues — tickets, photos from the pit, and a human who reads the modem log.

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What we do

Outage log

Timestamped notes you can forward to the RSP.

Site packs

Photos, serials and a clean ask for the tech.

Office setups

A simple plan for a shed, studio or shop.

Modem forensics

We read the log you were told to ignore: SNR, drops, the night the node died.

Installer pack

Serials, pit photos, a single ask the tech cannot wave away.

Shed & shop plans

A simple layout for a studio or a farm office that is not a consumer forum thread.

Who this is for

Households & sole traders

When the link dropping stops the job.

Rural & regional sites

NBN, fixed wireless, the last mile that never got a label.

Small offices

A shed, a shop, a second building on the same pit.

How a typical job runs

  1. 1. Screenshot the failure

    Lights, error, time of drop. Aussie Broadband Desk starts from the modem, not from a slogan about ‘the cloud’.

  2. 2. Ticket language

    We write what the RSP can actually action.

  3. 3. Site pack

    Site packs so the visit is not a shrug.

  4. 4. Close or escalate

    A note you can forward. We are not the carrier.

About Aussie Broadband Desk

Not a carrier. A place to park the mess: outage notes, installer windows and the one cable that was never labelled.

A working desk for NBN, fixed wireless and last-mile issues — tickets, photos from the pit, and a human who reads the modem log. Australia-shaped problems: pits, nodes, and the one cable nobody labelled in 2014.

Aussie Broadband Desk will not sell you a new brand of router as a personality. We will tell you if the line is the line.

Do not reset everything before you write. The log is the evidence.

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What happens after you write

Mail [email protected] the screenshot and the address type (NBN, FW, 4G). Aussie Broadband Desk sends a first reading.

Questions people actually ask

Are you Aussie Broadband the company?
No. This is a working desk for tickets and site notes. We do not provision services.
Will you call the RSP for me?
We write the pack. You send it, or we hop on if we agreed that.
Do you do cabling?
We plan. Licensed cabling is a named person, not a mystery.
Cost?
Written before we spend an evening in the log.
What photo do you need?
The modem lights, the pit if you can, the socket, the time of the last drop.

Get in touch

Write [email protected] with the situation, a date if you have one, and the best way to reply. We read the box and answer in order.

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