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PSA: Selected Telstra NBN plans are now $10 cheaper per month

Telstra’s NBN plan discount comes with a few caveats.

Georgia Dixon
Sep 23, 2020
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When we reviewed Telstra’s NBN plans, they came out on top of the competition with the fastest Netflix streaming speeds and best perks (entertainment bundles, the Telstra Plus rewards program, presale access and more). However, the biggest sticking point when it came to their internet plans was always the price. Fortunately, Australia’s biggest telco has just slashed a neat $10 per month off selected packages, making those bills a whole lot more palatable (albeit still on the pricey side).

So, what’s the catch? Well, the promotion comes with a few stipulations. Firstly, you have to be a new customer (bet you saw that one coming). Second, the $10 discount only applies to NBN plans valued at $90 or more. Finally, the $10 off per month only lasts for a year, after which you’ll be back to the usual monthly cost.

Still, it’s not often you can nab an NBN plan with Telstra TV or secure Telstra’s Premium Speed + Unlimited Data (which boasts average evening speeds of 88 Mbps) for a cool $100 or less. Take a look at the available discounted plans below.

Given all the discounted plans (except for the Telstra TV bundle) are contract-free, the $10 per month discount is a great opportunity to try Telstra before you commit. All plans come with Telstra Broadband Protect, meaning if you're not happy with your service in the first 30 days, you can leave at no extra cost (though you will need to pay out your Telstra TV and/or Smart Modem).

Even with the discount in mind, however, Telstra is still one of the more expensive providers out there. If you prefer savings over perks, check out the most popular (cheaper) with comparable features to Telstra.

Georgia Dixon
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Georgia Dixon has 10 years of experience writing about all things tech, entertainment and lifestyle. She spends most of her time as Managing Editor of SafeWise Australia and also has bylines on 7NEWS, Stuff.co.nz, in TechLife magazine and more. In 2023 she won Best News Writer at the Consensus IT Awards, and in 2024 she was a finalist for Best News Journalist at the Samsung IT Journalism Awards (The Lizzies). In her spare time, you'll find her playing games and daydreaming about good food, wine, and dogs.