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The technology that connects your premises


Rolling out Australia’s broadband access network requires a unique mix of technologies. We call this the Multi Technology Mix (MTM). Don’t know your planned technology? Check your address to find out.


nbn® Fixed Line connections

All types of nbn network connections that utilise a physical line running to the premises (FTTP, FTTB, HFC, FTTC and FTTN) are considered Fixed Line connections.

The difference between each type of connection simply comes down to how we utilise existing network technology in connecting the nearest available fibre node to a specific premises.



Fixed Wireless and nbn® Sky Muster® satellite

These types of connections are used mostly in regional and remote areas, where premises are spread out geographically over many square kilometres.