TPG outage in Victoria on 12 July 2026: back to normal
A TPG outage hit landline internet in Victoria from 9:08 pm to 11:37 pm, centred on Melbourne and nearby suburbs. Reports peaked around 10:50 pm before easing back to normal. In total, 167 reports were recorded during the outage.
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13 July 2026, 12:22 pm- Operational
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TPG outage in Victoria comes to an end
The TPG outage is over. It ran from 9:08 pm to 11:37 pm, a total of 2 hours and 29 minutes, hitting landline internet mainly in Victoria, with Melbourne, Southbank and Pakenham among the most affected areas. Reports peaked around 10:50 pm before falling back to their usual level. No cause was given for the disruption.
- Status update
TPG outage still climbing in Victoria
The outage hasn't peaked yet. Victoria stays the only area affected, with Melbourne, Southbank and Pakenham still leading the reports. Landline internet remains the main service hit, with mobile internet also affected. Both Telstra and Optus have separate outages running in Victoria at the same time.
- Status update
TPG outage keeps climbing in Victoria
The outage is still rising, not slowing down. Victoria remains the only area affected, with Melbourne, Southbank and Pakenham among the suburbs seeing the most reports. Landline internet stays the service hit hardest. A separate Optus outage is also ongoing in Victoria.
- Outage begins
TPG reports surge around Melbourne
Since 9:08 pm, reports of a TPG outage have been piling up in Victoria. Melbourne and nearby suburbs including Pakenham, Kew and Glen Waverley are seeing the most reports. The outage hits landline and mobile internet alike. Total so far: 34 reports since the start.
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Updated on 13 July 2026, 12:22 pm