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No contract broadband plans

Most providers offer no contract broadband for those who prefer to avoid being locked into a service. The benefit of no contract broadband is being able to swap providers whenever you like without being hit with additional charges.

Choose from one of our top 10 most popular no contract plans, or view other products from one of the links below. Or match your online habits to a broadband plan with our youcompare broadband search.

ADSL2+

ADSL2+ provides fast broadband speeds for real time movies, gaming, web browsing and most online activity.

Broadband Bundles

You can save money by bundling your broadband with your home phone, mobile phones and pay TV service.

High Download

An important factor to consider when choosing a broadband plan is the download limit. If you plan to download a lot of music, movies or have a family that are frequent users of the internet you will need a broadband plan with a high download limit.

High Speed Broadband

Compare services with dedicated high speed connection types including ADSL2+, cable and fast wireless broadband.

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More Telstra 4G Smartphones and Tablets Released Soon

Rumours and speculation are running rampant that Telstra is shaping up to release more 4G compatible smartphones and tablets in the not so distant future.   Many tech sites are reporting that internal Telstra systems are already popping up with hero 4G android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Galaxy S II 4G [...]

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Keep it real says Pope Benedict XVI

The Pope has momentarily downed the Bible to spruik responsible Internet communication and how important it is not to replace direct human contact with virtual contact.   The head of the Catholic Church, who is now 83 years of age, declared the challenges that we now face within a virtual world are to be authentic [...]

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Oz Attorney General says NO to SOPA

The Australian Attorney General’s (AG) office has said that our government are not considering any similar legislation in relation to the current SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and watered down counter act PIPA (Protect Intellectual Property Act) Bill which is to be voted on in the US next week.   In case you’re not up-to-date [...]

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