Internet in Monkey Mia, WA 6537
Monkey Mia is in the middle of a technology transition — FTTN serves the majority of its 5 premises, but Satellite at 40.0% represents a significant secondary connection. Internet experience can vary substantially depending on which technology serves your specific address.
Typical evening download speeds on FTTN in Monkey Mia range from 25-68 Mbps (depends on distance from node), based on national ACCC broadband performance benchmarks. FTTN speeds depend on distance from the street node — homes within 400 metres get the best performance.
Monkey Mia has not yet been announced for the NBN FTTP upgrade program. Currently 0% of premises have fibre. NBN Co is progressively rolling out upgrades across Australia.
Data last updated March 2026 · Sources: NBN Co, ABS Census, ACCC
"Mixed — Monkey Mia's 5 premises are split across technologies. Internet quality depends heavily on your specific address."
Est. $69–$89/mo for a family (NBN 100)
Score based on technology type, fibre coverage, upgrade status, and connectivity data. Scale: 1 (poor) to 10 (excellent).
The data above shows suburb-wide averages. Your specific address may have different technology or speeds.
NBN Technology Mix
| Technology | Share |
|---|---|
| Fibre to the Node (FTTN) | 60% |
| SATELLITE (SATELLITE) | 40% |
Speed Expectations by Technology
| Technology | Typical Speed | Max Available |
|---|---|---|
| FTTN (60%) | 43 Mbps | 100 Mbps |
| SATELLITE (40%) | Data not available | |
Speed estimates based on national ACCC broadband performance benchmarks, not suburb-specific measurements. Actual speeds depend on your plan, provider, and connection quality.
What Can I Do on This Connection?
FTTN across Monkey Mia's 5 premises (60.0%) is usable for basic office tasks, but calls may drop if far from node
With 60.0% FTTN in Monkey Mia, HD streaming works but 4K may buffer depending on node distance
FTTN in Monkey Mia (60.0% of 5 premises) is playable but speed fluctuations can affect competitive gaming
As a smaller suburb on FTTN, Monkey Mia supports 2-3 devices but more can cause noticeable slowdowns
Monkey Mia's 60.0% FTTN coverage across 5 premises is adequate for one-on-one calls, group calls may have issues
Recommended NBN Plans
With Monkey Mia's FTTN connection, a single user gets reliable speeds at $55-70/mo
For a couple in Monkey Mia, NBN 100 at $69-89/mo handles streaming and working from home on FTTN
NBN 100 at $69-89/mo keeps Monkey Mia families connected across 4+ devices on FTTN (FTTN caps at NBN 100)
Power users in Monkey Mia can push FTTN to its limits with NBN 100 at $69-89/mo (FTTN caps at NBN 100)
In Monkey Mia, FTTN caps at NBN 100 across its 5 premises. Real speeds depend on node distance. Prices are estimates based on typical Australian NBN plans (AUD, March 2026). Actual costs vary by provider.
FTTP Upgrade Status
Monkey Mia has been announced for the NBN FTTP upgrade program.
0 premises (0%) are eligible for an upgrade from FTTN to full fibre (FTTP). Eligible residents can order an FTTP connection through their internet provider at no extra infrastructure cost.
What Can You Do?
Internet in Monkey Mia varies by address. Check the NBN address checker for your specific technology. If you're house-hunting in the area, prioritise addresses with FTTP — it provides the most reliable and fastest connection.
Household Internet Statistics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Households with Internet | % |
| Households with Broadband | % |
| Households with No Internet | % |
| Total Households | 0 |
Household internet data from ABS Census . Actual current connectivity rates may differ.
Best Providers for FTTN in Monkey Mia
Monkey Mia's 5 premises are shifting technologies — review your plan to make sure you're on the best option.
Best CVC provisioning for FTTN — consistently delivers closer to theoretical max speeds even during peak hours. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
View Aussie Broadband plans →Also Recommended
Strong evening speeds on FTTN connections with competitive pricing. ACCC data shows above-average performance on congested nodes. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
View Superloop plans →
Affordable FTTN plans with decent peak-hour speeds. Good value if your line length supports NBN 50 or above. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
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| ISP | Speed Tier | Monthly Price | Promo Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aussie Broadband | NBN 100 | $99.00/mo | From $99.00/mo | Go to site → |
| Superloop | NBN 100 | $95.00/mo | From | Go to site → |
| TPG | NBN 100 | $94.99/mo | From $94.99/mo | Go to site → |
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Speed Boost technology helps maximise FTTN performance. Premium pricing but includes backup 4G failover if your copper line drops. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
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Uses the Telstra wholesale network so FTTN performance is solid, but at a noticeably lower monthly cost. Ideal for lighter usage households. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
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One of the cheapest FTTN providers in Australia. Backed by the Vocus network, suitable for basic browsing and streaming on copper. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
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No-frills FTTN plans with straightforward pricing. Owned by Kogan, so expect minimal extras but genuine savings on your monthly bill. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
View Flip plans →
Australian-owned provider offering fair-priced FTTN with a focus on honest customer service. Bundles available with mobile plans. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
View MATE plans →
Attractive introductory pricing on FTTN plans helps offset the limitations of copper last-mile. No contract lock-in period. With the FTTP upgrade coming to Monkey Mia, this becomes an even stronger choice for 5 premises.
View Tangerine plans →Switching to Superloop could save you ~$168/year vs the average plan
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Prices as of March 2026. Check provider websites for current pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What NBN technology type does Monkey Mia, WA have?
The primary NBN technology in Monkey Mia is FTTN, serving the majority of 5 connected premises. The full technology mix is: FTTN (60.0%), Satellite (40.0%).
- What internet speeds can I get in Monkey Mia, WA?
Homes in Monkey Mia on FTTN can expect typical evening download speeds of 25-68 Mbps (depends on distance from node) based on ACCC benchmarks. FTTN speeds vary with distance from the node.
- Is Monkey Mia, WA getting an FTTP upgrade?
As of the latest data, Monkey Mia has not been announced for the NBN FTTP upgrade. Currently 0% of premises have FTTP.
- Should I wait for FTTP in Monkey Mia?
Good news — Monkey Mia has been announced for the NBN FTTP upgrade. If you're on a contract, consider a shorter-term plan so you can switch to an FTTP plan once the upgrade is available at your address.
- Why is internet slow in Monkey Mia, WA?
Internet in Monkey Mia is primarily limited by distance from the street node and copper line quality. The dominant technology is FTTN, which has known speed limitations.
- What is the cheapest decent plan for Monkey Mia?
On FTTN in Monkey Mia, an NBN 25 plan at $49-60/month covers basic browsing and streaming for 1-2 people. If you need more speed, NBN 50 at $55-70/month is the sweet spot for most households.
About this data
PickNBN compiles data from official Australian government sources to give you an independent picture of internet quality in every suburb. We are not affiliated with any internet provider or NBN Co.
- NBN technology data — per-premises technology type from NBN Co records (via nbn-upgrade-map, MIT licence)
- Speed estimates — national benchmarks from the ACCC Measuring Broadband Australia program. Not suburb-specific measurements.
- Household internet stats — ABS Census at the suburb level (SSC geography)
- FTTP upgrades — NBN Co's announced fibre upgrade suburbs