Best Bundaberg suburbs for NBN internet

Coral Cove tops the ranking, with 49.8% of its NBN premises on full fibre. Innes Park and Ashfield round out the top three. These 15 suburbs came from a field of 24 eligible Bundaberg suburbs.

This ranking scores every eligible Bundaberg suburb on NBN connectivity — a single 0-100 score that weights every NBN premises in the suburb by its access technology, so full-fibre (FTTP) suburbs rank above those still on fibre-to-the-node copper, fixed wireless, or satellite.

The connectivity score is a premises-weighted average across each suburb's technology mix: fibre to the premises scores highest, then fibre to the curb, hybrid fibre-coaxial cable, fibre to the building, fibre to the node, fixed wireless, and satellite last. Premises counts and technologies come from NBN Co's public rollout data, joined to each suburb's ABS boundary. Percentile ranks are computed within Bundaberg's candidate pool, so a Bundaberg "top 5%" reflects the best connectivity among Bundaberg suburbs rather than the national field. Actual speeds still depend on the plan a household buys.

Bundaberg suburbs with the best NBN connectivity

Ranked on the connectivity score — every NBN premises in the suburb weighted by its access technology, so a full-fibre (FTTP) suburb outranks one still on fibre-to-the-node copper, fixed wireless, or satellite. Percentile-ranked within the city's pool.

1

Coral Cove

QLD 4670 · 1,462 residents

81/100 connectivity · 50% full fibre · 687 premises

B 100.0
2

Innes Park

QLD 4670 · 2,653 residents

79/100 connectivity · 58% full fibre · 1,363 premises

B 95.7
3

Ashfield

QLD 4670 · 1,152 residents

77/100 connectivity · 59% full fibre · 460 premises

B 91.3
4

Bargara

QLD 4670 · 8,883 residents

76/100 connectivity · 45% full fibre · 5,104 premises

C 87.0
5

Kalkie

QLD 4670 · 2,968 residents

68/100 connectivity · 43% full fibre · 1,245 premises

B 80.4
6

Millbank

QLD 4670 · 2,499 residents

68/100 connectivity · 35% full fibre · 1,254 premises

C 80.4
7

Avoca

QLD 4670 · 4,912 residents

67/100 connectivity · 36% full fibre · 2,559 premises

C 73.9
8

Bundaberg East

QLD 4670 · 2,839 residents

65/100 connectivity · 36% full fibre · 1,677 premises

D 69.6
9

Elliott Heads

QLD 4670 · 1,160 residents

64/100 connectivity · 38% full fibre · 769 premises

C 60.9
10

Thabeban

QLD 4670 · 2,971 residents

64/100 connectivity · 36% full fibre · 1,282 premises

C 60.9
11

Avenell Heights

QLD 4670 · 5,028 residents

64/100 connectivity · 35% full fibre · 2,311 premises

C 60.9
12

Kepnock

QLD 4670 · 4,501 residents

63/100 connectivity · 32% full fibre · 2,026 premises

C 52.2
13

Burnett Heads

QLD 4670 · 2,908 residents

62/100 connectivity · 34% full fibre · 1,640 premises

C 43.5
14

Norville

QLD 4670 · 2,476 residents

62/100 connectivity · 32% full fibre · 1,292 premises

C 43.5
15

Walkervale

QLD 4670 · 2,981 residents

62/100 connectivity · 31% full fibre · 1,407 premises

C 43.5

Ranked from 24 qualifying suburbs.

How we ranked these

100% NBN connectivity score — every premises in the suburb weighted by its access technology (full fibre > fibre-to-the-curb > cable > fibre-to-the-building > fibre-to-the-node copper > fixed wireless > satellite), percentile-ranked within Bundaberg's candidate pool. Full-fibre share then population break ties. Suburbs with no serviceable NBN premises are excluded rather than ranked at zero. See how we calculate for the full methodology.

Common questions about this ranking

What are the best Bundaberg suburbs for NBN internet?

Coral Cove tops the ranking, with 49.8% of its NBN premises on full fibre. Innes Park and Ashfield round out the top three. These 15 suburbs came from a field of 24 eligible Bundaberg suburbs.

How is the connectivity score calculated?

Every NBN premises in a Bundaberg suburb is weighted by its access technology and averaged into a single 0-100 score. Fibre to the premises (FTTP) scores highest, then fibre to the curb, hybrid fibre-coaxial cable, fibre to the building, fibre to the node, fixed wireless, and satellite last. A suburb that is entirely full fibre scores near 100; one still largely on fibre-to-the-node copper scores much lower. Percentile ranks are computed within Bundaberg's candidate pool, not nationally.

Where does the NBN data come from?

NBN Co publishes the access technology available at every serviceable premises. We use an aggregation of that public rollout data — around 12.6 million premises nationally — and spatial-join each one to its ABS suburb boundary, then keep only the per-suburb rollup (premises count, technology mix, and the score). No individual addresses are stored or shown.

Does a high score guarantee fast internet?

No — the score reflects the network technology available, not the plan a household buys. A full-fibre suburb can deliver gigabit speeds, but a resident on an entry-level plan won't see them. Real-world speed also depends on the retail provider, in-home wiring, and network congestion. The score measures the ceiling the infrastructure allows, which is the part that varies by suburb.

How often is this list updated?

The top 15 is recomputed whenever we refresh the NBN rollout data, which updates weekly at the source. Technology upgrades — such as a fibre-to-the-node area being switched to full fibre — land in the next re-computation.

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Rankings last computed 28 September 2026. Recomputed after each ACARA schools data refresh.

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