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SUPA Networks. Light up your new fibre connection.

Fibre across ACT, NSW, QLD and VIC, and Boost plans upload as fast as they download, up to 2,000/2,000 Mbps*, from $64/month, $0 activation and no lock-in contract.

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Checking every network at your address — this can take a few seconds.

About 20 seconds, no account, no sales call. We'll confirm whether your address is connected to SUPA Networks.

* Not every SUPA Networks address can get every speed, and 2 Gbps is subject to availability. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.

A superhero quokka in a red cape holding a bundle of glowing fibre optic strands aloft above a suburban street, beside the words SUPA Networks

Why SUPA Quokks hop over to us

Supa-charged fibre from an Australian-owned provider.

Up to 2,000 Mbps*

Multi-gigabit fibre on the SUPA 2000 Boost plan, where available.

Symmetrical Boost plans

Upload as fast as you download, from 500/500 up to 2,000/2,000 Mbps.

$0 activation

Plans from $64/month, with no upfront activation fee.

No lock-in, no hidden Quokks

Month-to-month. Change speed or leave without an exit fee.

SUPA Networks plans

Symmetrical fibre across ACT, NSW, QLD and VIC. Previously known as Fibre Corp.

Not every SUPA Networks address can get every speed, and 2 Gbps is subject to availability. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.

Heads up: A $300 (incl. GST) new development fee may apply the first time a connection is ordered at a premises (mostly new builds). SUPA Networks usually collects it at property settlement, or invoices it directly when your order is processed if it wasn't collected then. It is not charged by Quokka Net.

What is SUPA Networks?

SUPA Networks, previously known as Fibre Corp, is a privately owned fibre network, separate from the nbn. It builds fibre into new estates across the ACT, NSW, Queensland and Victoria.

It's a wholesale network, so you buy your internet from a retail provider like Quokka Net. SUPA's Boost plans are symmetrical: they upload as fast as they download.

Unlike many providers, we're on nine networks, so if you move, there's a good chance we can come with you.

Getting connected to SUPA Networks

Four steps from "is my place on SUPA Networks?" to online.

  1. Check your address

    The checker confirms your place is on SUPA Networks and which plans you can get.

  2. Pick a plan and sign up

    All online, $0 activation and month-to-month. Add a router from us, or bring your own.

  3. We order it with SUPA Networks

    If your address needs a new line fee, we'll tell you before we go ahead. Any SUPA new development fee is collected by SUPA Networks, usually at property settlement, not by us.

  4. Plug in and hop online

    When your activation email arrives, plug your router into the SUPA Networks connection box in your home.

Bringing your own router

Your router needs a WAN Ethernet port and must connect using Dynamic IP (also called DHCP or IPoE), with no username or password. Routers locked to another provider may not work. Or add a router from us when you sign up.

Routers that work on SUPA Networks

Need a router? We've got you.

Bring your own, or grab one from us. Either way there's no rental fee and nothing is locked to Quokka Net.

Bring your own

Free

  • Needs a WAN Ethernet port
  • PPPoE + IPoE (DHCP) support
  • Must not be locked to your old provider
Netcomm NF20 mesh router

Netcomm NF20

$209

  • Wi-Fi 6
  • Suits most homes
  • Shipping included
TP-Link Archer A6 router

TP-Link Archer A6

$99

  • Dual-band Wi-Fi 5
  • Budget option
  • Shipping included

SUPA Networks questions, answered

Is SUPA Networks the same as the nbn?

No. SUPA Networks is a separate, privately owned network. Like the nbn, it is a wholesale network: you buy your internet from a retail provider such as Quokka Net, not from SUPA Networks itself.

Can I choose my own provider on SUPA Networks?

Yes. SUPA Networks is open to many retail providers, so you can choose the one that suits you. Check your address and we will confirm whether we can connect your place.

How do I know if my address is on SUPA Networks?

Use the address checker on this page. SUPA Networks used to be called Fibre Corp, so if your developer mentioned Fibre Corp, your estate is probably on SUPA.

Is this a promo price?

No. The prices shown are our regular monthly prices for SUPA Networks plans, not introductory offers, so there is no discount period that ends and pushes your bill up.

Are there any connection fees?

Quokka Net charges $0 activation on SUPA Networks plans. SUPA Networks may charge a $300 (incl. GST) new development fee if you are the first connection in a newly developed area, or the first connection in an established area where the number of premises has increased. SUPA Networks usually collects this fee at property settlement; if it was not collected then, SUPA Networks invoices it directly when your order is processed. It is not charged by Quokka Net. If your address is classed as a subsequent install, there is a $270 new line fee. We will tell you about the new line fee before we go ahead.

Do I need a special router for SUPA Networks?

No special router, but it needs a WAN Ethernet port and must support Dynamic IP (also called DHCP or IPoE), so there is no username or password. Or add a router from us when you sign up: on SUPA Networks it connects by itself.

What speed will I get?

Not every SUPA Networks address can get every speed, and 2 Gbps is subject to availability. The address checker shows the plans available at yours. Each plan lists its typical evening speed, which is the speed most customers can expect between 7pm and 11pm. Your actual speed also depends on your Wi-Fi, your devices and what you are connecting to.

What if SUPA Networks is down?

Check for SUPA Networks outages and our service status, then try a few quick fixes at home. If it's still down, contact your provider: they raise the fault with the network for you.

Check for SUPA Networks outages →

Am I locked into a contract?

No. SUPA Networks plans are month-to-month, so you can change speed or leave without an exit fee.

What happens if I move house?

We'll help you through the whole move. Tell us your new address and move date, and we'll check what's available there and order a new service at your new place, ready for your move. If your new place is on a different network, you choose from the plans available there. If you're already with us, we'll close your old service once the new one is live, so you're not paying twice.

Moving home with Quokka Net →

Not sure which network you're Quokk-nected to?

Totally normal. SUPA Networks, previously known as Fibre Corp, builds fibre into new estates across the ACT, NSW, Queensland and Victoria. Pop your address into the checker and we'll tell you in about 20 seconds.

Not on SUPA? No worries. We connect nbn and eight other networks, and our main address checker will show you every plan at your place.

SUPA Networks

Ready to Quokk-nect?

Check your address is on SUPA Networks, pick a plan, and we'll take care of the rest.

SUPA Networks plans are available only at addresses served by SUPA Networks. Not every SUPA Networks address can get every speed, and 2 Gbps is subject to availability. The address checker shows the plans available at yours.