09/11/2026
Cut your internet Bill down by 2/3
Share one internet connection between neighbouring homes.
How:
One house holds the NBN connection.
From its router, Each house connects via wireless connections.
As you save more money you each can look into setting up an outdoor bridge connection. Each receiving house then has its own Wi-Fi access point/router.
Outdoor bridge equipment designed for this can easily cover 100 metres, and some current units are rated for 1 km or more where there is clear line-of-sight.
in reality:
Three houses paying $90 each per month now spend $270/month collectively. One suitable higher-speed service at, say, $120/month means roughly $40 each before equipment costs. remember the equipment costs are a one off outlay.
Account structure:
One person will generally remain the legal account holder, but most providers allow additional authorised contacts.
Aussie Broadband, for example, currently allows additional authorised people on an account.
Each household transfers its share in advance into a dedicated low-balance prepaid account/card used only for the internet bill.
Keep one months payment per houshold, sitting there as a buffer. All three household representatives see the bill and payment records.
Security:
Do not simply put every computer, TV and phone in three houses onto one giant home network.
Give each house its own separated Wi-Fi network while sharing the internet connection.
Tips:
Use WPA3 where equipment supports it.
Also when you set up the connection for each device. Be sure to keep the connection private.
Outcome: each house hold pays 1/3 of their internet connection bill.
Important:
Some residential contracts restrict resupply or sharing outside the premises. If this is your service provider and you wish to participate in a neighbourhood connection choose another provider.
If necessary, choose a provider/service that expressly permits the arrangement or obtain permission.
reach out to your community get connected.
start connecting then start connecting to save living costs..