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Mariam Gabaji

Verified
(She/Her)
Sydney
As seen in: Finder, MSN Australia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo Finance Australia, Lifehacker, The Culture Trip, Pedestrian TV, The Educator Magazine (Australia), Mortgage Professional Australia
Covers:  Energy Broadband Mobile Consumer technology TV streaming
Tech and utilities expert I Journo I Media Spokesperson I Editor @findercomau. Prev editor @lifehackerau, travel editor @culturetrip, sports editor @etribune.

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Mariam Gabaji is the tech and utilities expert at Finder. Her main goal is to help households cut through the industry jargon and help them save money on their household bills. Mariam’s widely reported on news that includes changes happening within the energy market, regulatory movements within NBN, new phone releases from the likes of Apple and Samsung, and mobile plan price changes due to inflation. Her expertise is often featured in publications and on national media including the ABC, Yahoo…

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Mariam Gabaji, Author at finder.com.au

Mariam Gabaji, Author at finder.com.au

Mariam Gabaji is the editor for utilities, specialising in energy, internet and mobile plans so she can help …

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Energy prices predicted to rise by 20% - when will you be affected?

Energy prices predicted to rise by 20% - when will you be affected?

The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) is poised to reveal at least a 20% hike in benchmark energy prices next…

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Why smaller NBN providers are challenging Optus, Telstra, TPG

Why smaller NBN providers are challenging Optus, Telstra, TPG

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released its latest NBN Wholesale Market Indica…

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Victoria's $250 Power Saving Bonus is back: Here's how to get it I Finder

Victoria's $250 Power Saving Bonus is back: Here's how to get it I Finder

Households across the Victorian state will be eligible for round 2 of the government's $250 Power Saving Bonu…

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NBN satellite finally gets faster speeds, no download limits: Are you eligible?

NBN satellite finally gets faster speeds, no download limits: Are you eligible?

Regional and remote internet users will finally get their need for faster speeds met through NBN Co's new sat…

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Cost of living crisis: 11 ways to save $6,000+ on household bills and more

Cost of living crisis: 11 ways to save $6,000+ on household bills and more

Are you getting back into the swing of things and want to tackle your finances? We've got heaps of tips to he…

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Samsung’s news Galaxy S26 FE costs more, but changes very little

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By Mariam Gabaji Verified
| Finder
Finder is a comparison service. We do not compare every product or every provider in the market. We make money through commercial arrangements with some of the providers on this site. Products marked 'Sponsored', 'Promoted', 'Featured' or 'Advertisement' appear as a result of a commercial arrangement. Our editorial content, product reviews and any 'Top Pick' designations are prepared independently of these commercial arrangements.
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Dodo and Aussie Broadband just added eSIM, with some solid deals too

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By Mariam Gabaji Verified
| Finder
It's getting easier to switch mobile plans with Dodo and Aussie Broadband joining a long list of providers that now offer eSIM. As long as you have an eSIM-compatible phone, you can skip waiting for a physical SIM card to arrive or heading to the shops to pick one up. Both Dodo and Aussie Broadband now offer eSIM, but you can always choose a traditional SIM card if you prefer. Not sure if your phone is compatible? Just search for your model to find out.
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Your triple zero call could take up to 60 seconds to connect. Here’s why

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By Mariam Gabaji Verified
| Finder
The federal government and telcos are warning that 000 calls can go silent for up to a minute if your phone needs to switch networks during an emergency. If your initial call doesn't connect within about five seconds, the advice is to hang up and dial triple zero again straight away. What's next: Temporary disaster roaming is set to launch in October, letting your phone connect to another mobile network in eligible regional and rural areas when a major natural disaster hits.
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