We cleaned up big time at the 2026 WeMoney Telco & Broadband Awards.
Nine wins. Two brands. One very happy Superloop team. Here's what the 2026 WeMoney Awards mean for the people who matter most: our customers.
So we'll say it plainly: this one means something.
For Superloop, that means being named Broadband Provider of the Year for Fibre two years straight, alongside back-to-back wins for Regular Speed and Ultra Speed Fibre Plans. For Exetel, it means continuing to lead on NBN quality, a category where the bar is set by customers, not committees.
“The WeMoney awards are assessed on real-world criteria, price, customer experience, flexibility, and quality. They reflect what Australians actually think about their internet and mobile providers,” said Mehul Dave, Superloop’s Group Executive – Consumer. “Being recognised across value, quality, and experience in the same year, two years in a row, means we're not just winning awards. We're winning the reasons people actually switch.”
Thank you to every Superloop and Exetel customer. These ones are yours too.
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