The nbn® speed increase will be available in September 2025.
nbn® plans are getting a speed increase
Even faster nbn® is
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nbn® plans are getting a speed increase
From 16 September 2025 onwards, nbn® is bringing you its fastest speeds yet, on its three highest tier plans. The upgrade is set to give eligible customers a faster and smoother home internet connection, getting Australia future-ready for tomorrow’s digital innovations.
Why faster speeds matter for your household?
These days, it’s not just about streaming your favourite shows or jumping on a video call. Aussie households are packed with smart tech – think security systems, smart TVs, baby monitors and more. With faster nbn® speeds on the way, you’ll be able to power all your devices with ease. That means smoother streaming, smarter homes, and a connection you can count on.
What plans are getting faster?
These new, faster speeds are available for TPG nbn® customers on an NBN100, Home Superfast or Home Ultrafast plan. However, you’ll need a Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) or Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) connection.
| Current Typical Evening Speed (7-11pm) (Mbps) | New Estimated Typical Evening Speed (7-11pm) (Mbps) | Current maximum speed (Mbps) | New maximum speed (Mbps) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 nbn® 100 |
100/17 | 500/42 | 100/20 | 500/50 |
 Home Superfast |
250/21 | 640/42 | 250/25 | 750/50 |
 Home Ultrafast |
800/40 | 800/85 | 500-~1000/50 | ~1000*/100 |
The Maximum Speed represents the theoretical maximum possible speed that is available during off-peak periods. Estimated typical evening download speed: As this is a new plan, the speed stated here is currently based on an estimate. TPG will revise the typical evening download speed once it has collected enough data on the speed performance for these plans. Typical evening upload speed is estimated by reference to the maximum upload speed for the plan. *Home Ultrafast: the actual wholesale speeds delivered will be less than 1000Mbps due to equipment and network limitations. Speeds experienced may be impacted by your modem and in-home setup.
I’m on an eligible plan. How do I get the higher speeds?
To recap, you’re eligible for the speed increase if you’re on an NBN100, Home Superfast or Home Ultrafast plan with an FTTP/HFC connection. Let us handle it – get higher speeds in September and you don’t need to do anything.
Compare our plans using our Key Fact Sheet and Speed Guide.
Get higher speeds with a $0 FTTP upgrade
Are you on a Fibre to the Node/Building/Curb (FTTN/B/C) connection? You might be eligible for a $0 standard installation upgrade to FTTP, so you could enjoy faster and more reliable speeds. Unless you are already on NBN100, you will also need to upgrade your nbn® plan (additional costs apply).
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Frequently asked questions
When will the speed increase start?
Will my plan cost more because of the speed increase?
No, our plan fees won’t change because of the nbn® speed increase in September.
What connection type do I have?
If you’re unsure what connection type you currently have, enter your address using our nbn® address checker.
Will my modem work with the increased speeds?
To see what nbn® modems are compatible with high-speed plans, check our modem requirements.
Are there any deals for those looking to switch to TPG?
To see what nbn® offers we currently have, check out our nbn® page.