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Telstra outage and service status resources
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April 14, 2025
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Is There an Outage with Telstra Right Now?
How to check Telstra outage status
1. Visit the Telstra Outages Page
- Go to: Telstra Outages & Service Status.
- Enter your address or sign in to find any service disruptions at your location.
2. Use the My Telstra App
- Open the app and navigate to “Get Help” > “Check for outages”.
- The app provides real-time outage updates and can run tests on your connection.
3. Check Telstra’s Social Media & Service Alerts
- Follow @Telstra on Twitter/X for official outage updates.
- Major outages are also announced on Telstra’s website homepage.
4. Use DownDetector & Third-Party Trackers
- Visit DownDetector Telstra to see user-reported outages.
- Spikes in reports may indicate a broader Telstra service issue.
How to report a Telstra outage
1. Confirm the Outage Status First
- Before reporting, check the Telstra Outages page to see if your issue is already listed.
- If the outage is listed, Telstra is aware and working on a fix – you do not need to report it.
2. Use the My Telstra App to Report a Fault
- Open My Telstra app and go to Support > Check for outages.
- If no outage is listed but you are having issues, log a fault ticket directly in the app.
3. Contact Telstra Support
- Call 13 22 00 (Telstra Customer Support) and report the issue.
- Business customers call 13 24 00.
- For emergency network damage (e.g., fallen power cables), call Telstra’s damage report line at 1800 811 213.
4. Get a Reference Number & Track Updates
- After reporting an outage, ask for a reference number to track your case.
- Telstra will send updates via SMS, email, or through the My Telstra app.
Recent Telstra Outages & Causes
How long does it take for Telstra to fix an outage?
1. Minor Outages (Local Service Disruptions)
- Resolution time: Typically 2-6 hours.
- Examples: Single mobile tower failure, localized NBN issues.
2. Major Outages (Widespread Service Disruptions)
- Resolution time: 12-24 hours (may extend if repairs require major fixes).
- Examples: Nationwide network failures, infrastructure damage.
3. Planned Maintenance
- Scheduled during low-traffic hours (typically late night/early morning).
- Customers will be notified in advance.
Official Telstra Outage Resources & Links
- Telstra Outages & Live Status: Check Current Outages
- My Telstra App (Outage Tracking & Reports): Download the App
- Telstra Customer Support (Report Faults): Contact Support
- DownDetector (User-Reported Outages): View Reports
- NBN Co Outage Checker (For NBN Issues): Check NBN Status
- Telstra Twitter/X Updates: Follow @Telstra

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