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what happened with the nbn this week?
Turns out failing to meet roll-out targets that you promised to a major client like NBN Co is bad for business. Who knew?
A storm cloud filled with bad news hung over the National Broadband Network this week, with asbestos fears and the death of a contractor marring the roll-out of the multi-billion dollar fibre network.
It’s a week of acquisitions and arguments surrounding the National Broadband Network. What went on?
If there’s one thing we can expect week-in, week-out with the National Broadband Network, it’s vitriolic slagging from one side of politics to another. As a new website surfaced comparing the speed of the two parties’ NBN plans this week, slagging is exactly what we got.
You may not have heard much about the NBN in the last few weeks, which is miraculous actually. People not fighting about the nation’s most divisive infrastructure project? I’m stunned. Don’t worry, though, there’s still some news to wrap-up. Here’s what you missed.
The fallout from the Coaltion’s NBN plan continued this week before the debate all came to a head today at a Parliamentary Inquiry into the roll-out of the National Broadband Network.
Welcome to a special Coalition Broadband Plan edition of What Happened With The NBN This Week!
NBN Co pulled in some money, spent a whole lot more, bickered with its contractors and got rejected by the ACCC while speculation mounted that we might finally see a glimmer of an actual Coalition NBN policy. Also, Alan Jones raved and ranted, but then that’s hardly news, is it?
NBN Co was revealed to be extremely popular, right before it announced heavily revised delivery targets due to slower than expected contractor delivery.
What will the Coalition actually do with the NBN if it’s elected? Has the NBN damaged the local cloud industry? Will it really take 600 years to complete?
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