Lucy Scotting

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Stephen Lambrechts |Lucy Scotting

Bargain hunters, rejoice! The 2025 EOFY sales are now well underway, marking a prime opportunity to scoop up some tax-time deals before the current financial year concludes. Throughout June, Aussie retailers are taking the opportunity to clear out stock by slashing prices, and the discounts will keep on coming until the new Australian financial year kicks off on July 1.

3 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Lucy Scotting |Stephen Lambrechts

It's officially June, and the end-of-financial-year bargains are trickling in fast. And there's no better way to kick off the months-long deals fest than with none other than Amazon's Mid-Year Sale. This year, the online retailer is hosting a major bargain bonanza from Monday, June 2, lasting all the way to the wee hours of Sunday, June 8. The retailer has slashed prices on a range of categories, including the latest tech, appliances, home and lifestyle products and more.

3 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Lucy Scotting

EOFY is upon us, and with it comes bargains aplenty on everything under the sun, including some of the best NBN plans. Some of our top-rated NBN providers have been slashing prices across their speed tiers, including one that has a fine history of delivering jaw-dropping (but limited-time) NBN discounts — and that's Superloop.

1 month ago | tomsguide.com | Lucy Scotting

Apartment dwellers, rejoice! If you live in a flat or building complex that's serviced by the Opticomm fibre network, you probably understand the struggle of finding an internet service provider (ISP) that actually supplies Opticomm addresses. But luckily for you, I've put in the hard yakka to find the best Opticomm plans from top-rated Opticomm providers. If you don't know much about the Opticomm fibre network, let me break it down.

1 month ago | tomsguide.com | Lucy Scotting

If you're currently residing in a new build home or apartment complex in an Australian metro city — say, Sydney or Melbourne — chances are you may have heard of Opticomm. While most recently built Australian homes and apartments use fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) connections, not all are serviced by the National Broadband Network (NBN) and are instead connected to the internet via privately owned fibre networks.