Full-Time
Warehouse Dispatch and Returns Clerk
Aussie Broadband
1,001-5,000 employees
Provides NBN internet, VoIP, and fibre
No salary listed
Brisbane QLD, Australia
In Person
The position is initially based in Kenmore and will transition to Eagle Farm.
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- Previous warehouse experience is required.
- Basic computer skills are required.
- A current driver's licence is required.
- Experience with inwards and outwards goods is required.
- Strong communication and written skills are required.
- An interest in the telecommunications industry is required.
- The ability to work with a diverse team is required.
- The ability to solve problems and communicate well is required.
- The ability to work independently and as part of a team is required.
- The ability to learn quickly and adapt to changing situations is required.
- A willingness to help people is required.
- Strong ethics, maturity, friendliness, and willingness to work are required.
- Pick orders, wrap and box parcels and pallets, and prepare orders for dispatch.
- Process returns, connect hardware, and use warehouse health and safety systems.
- Restock, rotate, and manage stock levels.
- Perform stocktakes and keep inventory organised.
- Assist in maintaining and organising the warehouse.
- Handle incoming and outgoing orders efficiently.
- A forklift licence is preferred but not essential.
Aussie Broadband provides NBN internet and related services to households, businesses, and government, including VoIP, mobile broadband, cloud and security services, and Fetch TV bundles. It runs its own fibre backbone (~2,000 km) that connects data centers and NBN interconnect points to deliver services directly and through wholesale partnerships. The company differentiates itself with Australian-based customer support and a broad set of bundled and managed services, plus growth through acquisitions such as Over the Wire (Tier-1 voice) and Symbio. Its goal is to offer reliable, straightforward internet and technology services while expanding its network and product offerings to become a leading Australian ISP and technology provider.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Australia
Founded
2003
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 FY26 revenue reached $637.8 million, with underlying EBITDA up 13.5% to $74.7 million.
- FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance rose to $162 million-$167 million after acquisitions and synergies.
- Management targets 1.5 million connections and over $2 billion revenue by FY28.
What critics are saying
- AGL Telco’s 350,000-service migration by Q2 FY27 creates execution risk and service fallout.
- Competitive NBN pricing from Telstra, TPG, and super-regional challengers compresses margins through FY27.
- If integration fails, ABB misses FY28 targets and loses investor credibility for years.
What makes Aussie Broadband unique
- Australian-based support and 99.9% NBN guarantees keep churn lower than commodity rivals.
- Owned 2,000-kilometre fibre backhaul reduces third-party dependence and improves network control.
- AGL Telco, Nexgen, and More/Tangerine give ABB scale, wholesale reach, and enterprise breadth.
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↑ 18%Podcast ad spend up again in Q2 2026. 17 August 2026 · News Alcohol, automotive and home goods were the fastest-growing podcast advertising categories in Australia during Q2 2026, according to ARN's iHeart and Magellan AI quarterly report. Airbnb was Australia's top podcast advertiser in Q2 2026, followed by Wise, Shopify, Entain Group, CommBank, McDonald's, Aussie Broadband, DoorDash, Booking.com and Harvey Norman wrapping up the top 10. News remained the genre with the highest advertiser ad load at 6.49%, followed by Arts at 6.25%, Business at 5.72%, Sports at 5.19% and True Crime at 4.97%. 30-second ads remained the most common ad length, accounting for 39% of ads detected in Australia, while mid-roll placements represented 50% share of all ad positions. Corey Layton, ARN's Head of Digital Audio, said: "What's interesting about this quarter's data is the breadth of categories increasing their investment in podcasting. While major travel, retail and finance brands continue to be strong performers, we're also seeing categories like alcohol, auto and home goods accelerate their use of the medium. It showcases how podcasting is now a mainstream environment for brands looking to build attention, trust and connection with highly engaged audiences." The full report can be found here.
Aussie Broadband eyes 1.5 million connections and $2b revenue after wrapping up four acquisitions. By Business News Australia 15 June 2026 Photo: Aussie Broadband via Facebook Telco and internet services provider Aussie Broadband (ASX: ABB) has upgraded its growth ambitions after completing a series of strategic acquisitions and divestments that position the telco to become Australia's third-largest NBN service provider. The Melbourne-based company is now targeting more than $2 billion in group revenue by FY28, along with 1.5 million connections and more than 17 per cent of NBN market share. The company today confirmed the completion of four transactions executed over the past six months, namely the acquisition of AGL Telco, the acquisition of Nexgen Networks, the divestment of Digital Sense Hosting, and the sale of the Buddy Telco brand to Tangerine, which clears the path for a growth push through to FY28. The AGL Telco deal, valued at $115 million in Aussie Broadband shares, brings about 350,000 NBN and mobile connections that will migrate to the Aussie Broadband platform by the second quarter of FY27. The transaction saw the company issue 22 million new shares, representing 7 per cent of issued capital. AGL Telco is expected to deliver $21 million in underlying EBITDA in the first 12 months following migration completion, giving Aussie Broadband a material earnings uplift as the connections come across. Separately, the Nexgen Networks acquisition was completed for $44.1 million in upfront cash plus an earn-out of up to $5.9 million, bolstering the company's fibre infrastructure capabilities. On the divestment side, Aussie Broadband offloaded Digital Sense Hosting and sold the Buddy Telco brand to Tangerine as part of a portfolio reshaping designed to sharpen the group's focus on its core connectivity business. The completion of all four transactions comes after Aussie Broadband surpassed one million broadband connections last month, a milestone underpinned by about 67,000 organic connection additions in the financial year to 31 May. Once all migrations from AGL Telco and the More/Tangerine portfolio are complete, the company expects to have more than 1.3 million NBN connections. The More/Tangerine migration is on track for completion by the end of this month, with about 275,000 active services set to contribute $12 million in annualised EBITDA from FY27, or $7 million after amortised incentives. Aussie Broadband expects FY26 underlying EBITDA to land in the middle of its $162 million to $167 million guidance range, with net debt to EBITDA sitting at 0.72 times. The company has upgraded its Look-to-28 ambitions off the back of the completed transactions. The refreshed targets include more than $2 billion in group revenue, greater than 17 per cent NBN market share, 1.5 million connections, an EBITDA margin above 13.5 per cent, and earnings per share compound annual growth of more than 30 per cent from the FY25 base. Group CEO Brian Maher says the completion of all four deals marks a transformational period for the business. "Completing one transaction is significant but completing four transactions within six months, while delivering the largest migration of connections on the NBN network to date and continuing to grow the business organically, is exceptional," says Maher. "These transactions are central to our upgraded Look-to-28 ambitions, repositioning the company to deliver higher quality and more sustainable earnings streams. "While competition remains strong, our FY27 pricing plans, continued focus on Australian-based customer service, and high-quality network performance position us well to continue winning new customers, particularly those migrating from legacy technologies and lower-speed services. "The operational leverage from increased scale is expected to improve capital efficiency and support stronger returns over time." The AGL Telco acquisition also establishes a five-year strategic partnership between the two companies, with a target of growing the combined connection base to 500,000 over the period. Aussie Broadband expects first-year revenue from the AGL Telco partnership of about $235 million, providing a substantial top-line contribution as the company pursues its $2 billion revenue target. Business News Australia Australia's business news. Free. Always. Join thousands of founders, investors and executives who read Business News Australia every morning. No paid subscriptions, just free. Unsubscribe anytime. Partner Content
iiNet raises NBN prices - Aussie Broadband and others to follow suit. Posted: 27 May 2026 4:57 pm Key takeaways. * iiNet has increased the price of most of its NBN plans by $3 to $5 a month and will no longer offer its slowest NBN 12 plan. * More price hikes have now been confirmed, with Aussie Broadband and Belong joining Optus and Telstra in raising NBN prices. * These changes come ahead of wholesale NBN prices going up from 1 July. This is what providers pay to access the NBN network. iiNet's new NBN prices are now live. Here's what's changed. | Plan | Old monthly price | New monthly price | Price difference | | iiNet NBN 25 | $76.99 | $79.99 | $3 | | iiNet NBN 50 | $84.99 | $89.99 | $5 | | iiNet NBN 100 and NBN 500 | $94.99 | $94.99 | No change | | iiNet NBN 750 | $99.99 | $104.99 | $5 | | iiNet NBN 1000 | $109.99 | $114.99 | $5 | As you can see, most of iiNet's plans have increased in price, except for NBN 100 and NBN 500. As a quick reminder, NBN 100 and NBN 500 plans are now often priced similarly - even though NBN 500 can deliver speeds up to 5 times faster. Availability depends on the type of NBN connection at your home. iiNet has also removed its NBN 12 plan, which is the slowest speed tier available. It's been gradually phased out across the market, and there are now only 5 providers in its database still offering NBN 12 plans. Aussie Broadband and Belong NBN price hikes confirmed for 1 July. Aussie Broadband's raising NBN prices by $2 to $10 a month. | Plan | Old monthly price | New monthly price | Price difference | | Aussie Broadband NBN Basic (NBN 12) | $73 | $77 | $4 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Basic Plus (NBN 25) | $79 | $83 | $4 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Value (NBN 50) | $93 | $95 | $2 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Fast (NBN 100/20) | $95 | $99 | $4 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Fast Plus (NBN 100/40) | $109 | $114 | $5 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Superfast Pro (NBN 250) | $109 | $114 | $5 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Turbofast Pro (NBN 500) | $130 | $136 | $6 | | Aussie Broadband NBN Ultrafast Pro (NBN 1000) | $150 | $160 | $10 | Belong's prices are increasing by $3 a month across its NBN 25 and NBN 50 plans. There are no other changes. | Plan | Old monthly price | New monthly price | Price difference | | Belong Starter (NBN 25) | $72 | $75 | $3 | | Belong Standard Plus (NBN 50) | $88 | $91 | $3 | | Belong Premium (NBN 100) | $95 | $95 | No change | | Belong Fast (NBN 500) | $95 | $95 | No change | | Belong Ultrafast (NBN 1000) | $110 | $110 | No change | What about Optus and Telstra? As Finder Wallet Pty Ltd reported last week, Telstra will increase prices from 1 July by $4 a month across its NBN 25 and NBN 50 plans. Optus is also raising prices on the same plans by $2 to $4 a month. Origin Broadband already updated its pricing earlier this month. Its NBN 100/NBN 500 and NBN 1000 plans are now $5 a month more expensive. So, what do I do now? First, there's a good chance Finder Wallet Pty Ltd'll see more providers follow suit as new wholesale NBN prices kick in from 1 July - and they're set to go up. But the good news is there are heaps of NBN deals on right now. Here's a look at some top ones to get you started: Updated regularly | Finder score | Internet speed | Monthly price | Special offer | | Dodo NBN 500 NBN Month-to-month | 9.7 Excellent | Nbn500 500/48 Mbps | $92.99 per month | SAVE $180 $92.99 $62.99 per month for first 6 months | Discount: $62.99/mth for first 6 months, then $92.99/mth. Ends 30 Jun 2026. $62.99 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. $110 RewardT&Cs apply Go to site View details Compare product selection | | Optus Fast nbn(R)(NBN 500) NBN Month-to-month | 9.6 Excellent | Nbn500 500/43 Mbps | $99 per month | $99 $79 per month for first 12 months | EOFY Deal: $79/mth for first 12 months, then $99/mth or as notified. Ends 5 Jul 2026. New services only. NA with bundle bonus. $385 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | | amaysim NBN 500 NBN Month-to-month | 9.9 Excellent | Nbn500 500/43 Mbps | $90 per month | No special offer | View details Compare product selection | | Tangerine NBN Speedy Max NBN Month-to-month | 9.8 Excellent | Nbn500 500/42.5 Mbps | $88.90 per month | SAVE $150 $88.90 $63.90 per month for first 6 months | Discount: $63.90/mth for first 6 months, then $88.90/mth. $63.90 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | | Southern Phone NBN Fast X NBN Month-to-month | 9.7 Excellent | Nbn500 500/45 Mbps | $89 per month | No special offer | Special offer: Get a $150 bill credit when you sign up, applied after 1 June. Offer ends 31 May 2026. $89 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | | Kogan NBN Silver NBN Month-to-month | 8.8 Great | Nbn50 50/17 Mbps | $80.90 per month | SAVE $120 $80.90 $70.90 per month for first 12 months | Discount: $70.90/mth for first 12 months, then $80.90/mth. Ends 1 Jun 2026. $70.90 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | | amaysim NBN 50 NBN Month-to-month | 9.5 Excellent | Nbn50 50/17 Mbps | $85 per month | SAVE $240 $85 $45 per month for first 6 months | Discount: $45/mth for first 6 months, then $85/mth. Ends 19 Jun 2026. $45 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. View details Compare product selection | | Southern Phone NBN Basic NBN Month-to-month | 9.9 Excellent | Nbn25 25/4 Mbps | $59 per month | No special offer | Special offer: Get a $150 bill credit when you sign up, applied after 1 June. Offer ends 31 May 2026. $59 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | | Superloop NBN Megaspeed NBN Month-to-month | 9.1 Excellent | Nbn750 750/40 Mbps | $104 per month | SAVE $174 $104 $75 per month for first 6 months | Special offer: $75/mth for first 6 months, then $104/mth. Plus, purchase an Amazon eero 7 modem outright or in instalments and get a second one free. Selected NBN connection types only. $75 min. total cost. T&Cs apply. Go to site View details Compare product selection | How the Finder Score helps you find a better broadband plans. Finder Wallet Pty Ltd designed the Finder Score to simplify your search for the best NBN and Home Wireless plans. By analysing hundreds of options from over 40 providers, Finder Wallet Pty Ltd evaluate pricing, speeds, data allowances and plan features. Each factor is weighted and combined to generate a score out of 10 - helping you quickly spot the most competitive plans on the market. Read the full breakdown. Sources. 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Libby Hay steps up in the telco sector. by Telum Media 14 April 2026 2:14 AM Libby Hay has been promoted to Executive General Manager - Corporate and Regulatory Affairs at Aussie Broadband. She has been with the organisation since May 2023, joining after three years as Head of Corporate Affairs at Deliveroo. With a career spanning more than two decades, Libby brings strategic communications, stakeholder and community engagement, issues management, public affairs, and media experience across the telco, technology, FMCG (dairy), utilities, and government sectors. Telum Media creating connections. Book a demo You might also enjoy. Trans-Tasman agency, Tonic Communications, has strengthened its Australian footprint with the appointment of Amelia Oberhardt to the newly created role of Media and Communications Director. Based in Brisbane, the appointment is effective immediately and will see her work across the agency's expanding client roster, including recently secured Queensland-based accounts. Amelia joins Tonic from Subway, where she was most recently Public Relations & Corporate Social Responsibility Manager AU and NZ. She brings more than two decades of experience spanning radio, television, podcasting, public relations, and event management. Tonic Communications Managing Director, Georgia Coleman, said the appointment marks an exciting step in the agency's continued expansion across Australia. "Amelia's someone I've known and respected for a long time. She's sharp, connected, and just gets what it takes to cut through in a meaningful way," she said. "With so much content being created, and AI only accelerating that, the real value now is knowing what's worth saying, and how to make it land. That's exactly what Amelia brings." [(Pictured: Amelia Oberhardt)] 13 April 2026 11:58 PM Lulu Shen has been appointed Media and Communications Manager at Transport Australia, bringing experience across state and local government in media strategy, cross-platform communications, stakeholder engagement, and multicultural and in-language storytelling. 13 April 2026 11:32 PM Stephen Ries has been welcomed at Bespoke Approach in Melbourne as Partner. He has wrapped up 17 years at ANZ bank, where he most recently served as Group General Manager - Corporate Communications. Stephen's communications career spans nearly three decades, which includes previous roles at Porter Novelli, Hewlett-Packard and Accenture. 13 April 2026 11:23 PM
Phillip Britt exits Aussie Broadband board. Mar 24 2026 1:15PM Ends technical advisory role. Phillip Britt has resigned from Aussie Broadband's board, bringing to an end his formal influence over the company he co-founded and an era that lasted nearly 18 years. The telco announced today that Britt had retired from the board effective today and that it had also terminated an agreement with him from a year ago to provide technical advice to the challenger internet provider. Britt has been funding and establishing a wholesale fibre outfit in the Gippsland region of Victoria, Rural Fibre Co. Aussie Broadband cited Britt's plan to "expand the scope" of Rural Fibre Co for the timing of his departure. Britt declined to provide details of the new plan when contacted by iTnews for comment. "Whilst we are not able to go into any level of detail, we can also say that Rural Fibre Co is considering a number of opportunities that have arisen over the last few months," Britt said. However, he did reveal that the fledgling telco is poised to complete its first fibre rollout in Gippsland's Hazelwood North area and that it would commence its second at Traralgon West "in the next week or so". Britt launched Rural Fibre Co in January last year, at the time revealing that he had invested $10 million in the new venture which is focused on regions underserved for broadband. The broadband wholesaler is yet to attract any retail ISP customers, but it has established its own retail arm, Splice Internet. It's understood that Splice has around 200 customers in the Gippsland region and will need to be structurally separated from its parent once it achieves a certain scale of customer base. Meanwhile, pushed along by strategic acquisitions, Aussie Broadband has steadily increased its share of the NBN market. Last month it revised its strategic ambition for 2028 upward to have 1.5 million NBN broadband customers. That would be a half-a-million more than initially projected and translate to a 17 percent share of the NBN market. Most recently, Aussie Broadband has entered an agreement to acquire AGL's retail telco arm, AGL Telco, in a scrip deal valued at up to $125 million. The deal will see 350,000 AGL Telco customers move to Aussie's network, growing its broadband base to 1.25 million connections and its mobile subscribers to 400,000. "The company has reached milestones I could only ever dream of - Aussie Broadband has become a leading challenger to the incumbents and the most trusted telco for five years running," Britt said. "The future is bright with Aussie and, in the capable hands of an experienced leadership team and board, will continue to reach new milestones. "As a shareholder, I look forward to watching the company's continued success well into the future." Aussie Broadband chair Adrian Fitzpatrick wished Britt well with Rural Fibre Co. "Phil has been an instrumental part of the Aussie Broadband story, and as a co-founder will always have a special connection to the company," Fitzpatrick said.