Mobile Network Coverage in Australian Capital Territory
Check which mobile networks (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone) have infrastructure in 172 suburbs across Australian Capital Territory.
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🔑 New ACMA Rules — 30 June 2026
- Standardised coverage maps are now mandatory. All carriers must use the same four categories: good, moderate, basic, and no coverage (below -115dBm).
- Telstra's map lost ~1 million sq km. No towers were switched off — the measurement standard changed. Areas that previously showed marginal signal are now classed as no coverage.
- Optus and Vodafone maps changed far less, narrowing the perceived coverage gap between carriers.
Network Outage Registers — New ACMA Requirement
Under the new ACMA rules, every mobile network operator must publish a public register of resolved major and significant outages, including the location, cause, duration, and services affected. This is the first time consumers can directly compare network reliability track records.
Telstra — ✅ Live
Searchable by address, suburb, or state. Data from 31 March 2026. Open register →
Optus — ⏳ Register not yet available
Optus's outage register is not yet live as of 30 June 2026. ACMA compliance pending. Check back for updates.
Vodafone (TPG Telecom) — ⏳ Register not yet available
Vodafone's outage register is not yet live as of 30 June 2026. ACMA compliance pending. Check back for updates.
