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Bendigo Telco was founded by a group of Bendigo businesses who wanted better access to telecommunications way back in 2000. It retains a commitment to local communities today, and also has a range of mobile plans.
Bendigo Telco has a nice range of postpaid SIM only plans for customers who provide their own handset.
You can get a decent bit of data with a Bendigo Telco plan, although its plans won't be the cheapest on the market. On the other hand, its slightly higher prices are balanced with its community initiatives. It has a community enterprise program where you can choose to have one of its community partners receive a portion of your monthly bill, if you're interested in supporting such things.
Plans also come with a couple of extra features. On top of the included data and calls, you get:
Bendigo Telco uses the Optus 3G and 4G networks, which cover around 98.5% of Australians.
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