Internet speed, by destination

Every guide with an Ookla median, fastest first. The world median is 130 Mbps at home and 109 on a phone; the tick on each bar is where that falls.

under 30 basic · fair · 100+ good · 150+ fast — the tick is the world median.

#PlaceHome broadbandMobile dataWork from it?
1AucklandNew Zealand219 MbpsFast · 97 up · 6 ms183 MbpsFast · 18 up · 18 ms Yes
2QueenstownNew Zealand · national figure215 MbpsFast · 97 up · 7 ms146 MbpsGood · 14 up · 24 ms Yes
3RotoruaNew Zealand · national figure215 MbpsFast · 97 up · 7 ms146 MbpsGood · 14 up · 24 ms Yes
4WellingtonNew Zealand · national figure215 MbpsFast · 97 up · 7 ms146 MbpsGood · 14 up · 24 ms Yes
5Fiordland & Milford SoundNew Zealand · national figure215 MbpsFast · 97 up · 7 ms146 MbpsGood · 14 up · 24 ms Yes
6MelbourneAustralia185 MbpsFast · 44 up · 8 ms140 MbpsGood · 12 up · 17 msNot at the median
7Great Barrier Reef & CairnsAustralia · national figure174 MbpsFast · 42 up · 9 ms121 MbpsGood · 12 up · 20 msNot at the median
8UluruAustralia · national figure174 MbpsFast · 42 up · 9 ms121 MbpsGood · 12 up · 20 msNot at the median
9PerthAustralia · national figure174 MbpsFast · 42 up · 9 ms121 MbpsGood · 12 up · 20 msNot at the median
10TasmaniaAustralia · national figure174 MbpsFast · 42 up · 9 ms121 MbpsGood · 12 up · 20 msNot at the median
11SydneyAustralia169 MbpsFast · 41 up · 9 ms137 MbpsGood · 13 up · 17 msNot at the median

Source: Ookla Speedtest Global Index, medians for the quarter to June 2026. Where Ookla publishes no figure for a city, the national median stands for it and the row says so. Guides without a figure are not listed rather than guessed at.