House of Sadaqa began in 2010 in a garage in Castle Hill, and has grown into a Sydney charity running a family support program, homeless outreach and a family of businesses whose profits fund the work. This is how it happened, and where it is going. It started in a...
For a modern Australian household, 50 Mbps is the practical floor and 500 Mbps is where the experience genuinely changes. The old advice that “50 is plenty for everyone” was written before NBN upgraded its tiers, before the average home ran a dozen...
A charitable ISP is an internet provider owned by a charity or not-for-profit, which directs its profits to a social cause instead of to shareholders. You get a normal internet service at a normal price, and the margin that would ordinarily become profit goes to...
Switching NBN providers is simpler than most people expect. You sign up with the new provider, they arrange the transfer, and your old service is cancelled automatically. In most cases there is no technician visit, no downtime worth worrying about, and nothing you...
An ethical internet provider is one whose business model creates social or environmental benefit, not just profit. In Australia that usually means a provider that donates its profits, is owned by a charity or not-for-profit, runs on renewable energy, or keeps its...
