Benzychenz
Member
If there isn't a lot of people in your street/exchange on it then Telstra cable is likely your best bet. Most recent NBN installs use that network at some point anyhow. From what I've seen there is very little performance difference between a good cable connection and NBN down here. Sad. Personally I'd recommend getting off the copper network altogether. I have Telstra cable and a backup iiNet ADSL2+ connection and hands down the cable connection rails latency and throughput. Same issue here, can't get NBN and no rollout plan for another 3 years still. What a joke.
If you need a static IP then cable isn't the best fit but you can use things like DYNDNS to get around such issues. Other than that cable all the way baby. Also a bundle with Telstra for cable/Foxtel/mobiles can do very well on price and data usage quotas.
Searching my address on Telstra just says I can get ADSL, no mention of cable, though searching it on iiNet says I can get cable through them (which is the choppy connection I have at my current address afaik).
There's also the cost: $115p/m at Telstra and $80p/m at iiNet, I hope that means Telstra gives a more stable connection.