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Breaking: NAB customers experiencing phone and internet banking outages

Breaking: NAB customers experiencing phone and internet banking outages
ABC Australia Wednesday 23 September 2026, 06:00 UTC By Adelaide Miller 1 min read
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NAB customers experiencing phone and internet banking outages By business reporter Adelaide Miller Posted , updated National Australia Bank (NAB) is experiencing a digital outage across multiple platforms. An announcement on its website said the outage was impacting internet banking and the NAB mobile app. "We're aware that customers are also experiencing issues when contacting us via over the phone," NAB's website said.

NAB customers experiencing phone and internet banking outages By business reporter Adelaide Miller Posted , updated National Australia Bank (NAB) is experiencing a digital outage across multiple platforms. An announcement on its website said the outage was impacting internet banking and the NAB mobile app. "We're aware that customers are also experiencing issues when contacting us via over the phone," NAB's website said. "Our team is working to fix this as soon as possible. We apologise for the inconvenience." NAB said no planned maintenance was scheduled. One NAB customer said she received an alert on her mobile banking app which said: "We're sorry, the app isn't working at the moment. We'll have it back up and running as soon as we can." Loading
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