Coalition defends plan

The federal opposition has rejected suggestions that Telstra has it over a barrel because it needs the telco's copper wires for its alternative national broadband network. The Coalition released its NBN policy last week, promising to deliver a cheaper version than Labor's $37.4 billion fibre optic network, but with slower internet download speeds.

By InvestSMART · 15 Apr 2013

By InvestSMART ·
15 Apr 2013

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The federal opposition has rejected suggestions that Telstra has it over a barrel because it needs the telco's copper wires for its alternative national broadband network. The Coalition released its NBN policy last week, promising to deliver a cheaper version than Labor's $37.4 billion fibre optic network, but with slower internet download speeds.

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