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I think there's lots of contributing factors. Not just the politicians. We should remember a lot of what the politicians say and do is driven by what will hel

I think there's lots of contributing factors. Not just the politicians. We should remember a lot of what the politicians say and do is driven by what will help them get re-elected -- i.e. by what the populace in general thinks is important. (I am not saying "oh it's not the fault of the politicians, it's the fault of the populace" -- see my opening sentence that I think there's a lot of contributing factors. And each of these can go several layers deep).

Khaine 9y ago
For most voters, faster internet isn't one of their top concerns. Depending on the voter demographic it is more likely: Young People * Housing Affordability * Uni Fees * Centrelink * Employment * Climate change Middle Aged People * Super * Eduction * Health * Taxation * Infrastructure Old People * Pension * Health