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Aussie Broadband announced that it has received firm commitments to raise $114.0 million before costs via a placement of 28.5 million ordinary shares to new and existing institutional, sophisticated, and professional investors.

Aussie Broadband has announced a ten-year deal (including two ten-year options) with VicTrack to swap access to their respective fibre networks. VicTrack is a Victorian Government enterprise business that operates the state’s fibre assets.

Aussie Broadband Limited announced its results for the full year ended 30 June 2021 (FY21).

Telecommunications company Aussie Broadband has reached its 1000th NBN Enterprise Ethernet order.

RSP Aussie Broadband has contracted Telstra Wholesale to provide it with backhaul capacity between 42 NBN POIs and data centres in the remaining areas not covered by Aussie's own network.

COMPANY NEWS:  Aussie Broadband has been ranked 16^th in the 'Best Workplaces in Australia 2021'  list (medium business), by Great Places to Work.

Over the quarter, Aussie Broadband has grown connections and revenue and expects EBITDA for the year excluding IPO costs to be at the upper end of the guidance provided on 28 May 2021 ($17 million to $20 million).

Aussie Broadband has managed to raise a donation of $200,000 from its customers to provide access to education and engagement programs for young Australians.

COMPANY NEWS: Aussie Broadband is delighted to announce that it has won Internet Service Provider of the Year in the 2020 Roy Morgan Annual Customer Satisfaction Awards.

Aussie Broadband has announced it has joined Pledge 1%, a global movement that encourages businesses to be a force for good.

Fish Creek, a tourist town in Victoria's Gippsland region, now offers public Wi-Fi thanks to RSP Aussie Broadband and South Gippsland Shire Council.

Even with the NBN Co as a government entity in public hands (at least for now), the companies that retail the nbn service are faced with artificially limited capacity and pricing constraints while selling an unlimited product to consumers, leading to six month introductory deals that then raise the price afterwards - and it’s no surprise to see Internet providers and end-users still complaining about the NBN alike.

Earlier this year, Aussie Broadband switched to Optus for its mobile service, and now it has launched 5G plans, a near doubling of data, and for a limited time, a two month free of the Optus network, all in service of giving customers more bang for their buck.

Aussie Broadband is having an unscheduled outage from around midday AEST in Victoria on its NBN network, showing outages can happen to any company, with reports its site and its own infrastructure is affected.

Recent comments from telecommunications providers Telstra and Aussie Broadband about their decreasing profits from NBN sales underline how short-sighted the Labor government was to keep the expenditure for the NBN off-budget and insist that it be repaid by the company set up to create and run the network.

Aussie Broadband managing director Phillip Britt said he is disappointed by the proposals emerging from the NBN 2021 pricing review.

Aussie Broadband is the company that offers "bloody good broadband", so when we looked at its half year results, we thought they were bloody good, too!

Australia's fifth largest provider of NBN services, Aussie Broadband, is now the principal partner of the Melbourne Stars in cricket's Big Bash League. Howzat!

The NBN Co has been recently claiming that it has fast connections, super-fast connections and anything else that should satisfy the needs of even the most discriminating consumer, but that appears to be as much BS as any of its other claims.

Aussie Broadband co-founder and Managing Director Phillip Britt has added another award to his and Aussie Broadband’s collection, being newly named “Runner-Up Managing Director of the Year” by CEO Magazine.