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With the risk of being viewed as a Turnbull apologist, re: NBN I think he's just trying his best to work with the cards he's been dealt (i.e. compromise). It i
by hhandoko 11y ago
With the risk of being viewed as a Turnbull apologist, re: NBN I think he's just trying his best to work with the cards he's been dealt (i.e. compromise).
It is unfortunate that the NBN was one of the key points of the campaign, we all know how it's turning out... It will probably ended up costing about the same, yet without the advantages FTTH brings.
I do hope NBN will come to my area soon (within the next 24 months?), I live about 30 mins away from the CBD, but 4G connection is patchy and I only managed to get 2.5 Mbps on `Broadband`.
- stephentmcm 11y agoIF you have telstra/optus cable running long your power poles you might as well sign up for it now and settle for disappointment as that now counts as you access to the NBN.
- rukuu001 11y agoYep, Turnball had the FTTN thing thrust upon him by the Abbot led govt. He got to the drivers seat too late to change it. Hilariously, I was in Bolivia last year. They were ahead of Australia in rolling out proper 4G. Govts here are terrified of spending money on infrastructure because perceived 'irresponsible spending' is so politically damaging. (BTW I'm reading 'Keating' at the moment. What a difference in outlook between then and now)