Labor's NBN policy promises return to FTTP
A Labor government would return two million Australian homes and business to fibre-to-the-premises technology and phase out fibre-to-the-node under its $57 billion national broadband network.
Opposition leader Bill Shorten today said his party would not increase the government's equity cap of $29.5 billion, but would cap the total funding of the project - the remainer of which is to come from the private sector - at $57 billion.
NBN Co revealed last August that its construction costs would blow out past the expected $41 billion price tag to between $46 billion and $56 billion.
You May Also Like
Exploring Synergies: Genofax a...
In a recent seminar hosted at the Child Health Research Foundation (CHRF), the s...
TENSSOR Shines at AWS Startup...
On October 5, 2023, TENSSOR had the privilege of participating in AWS Startup Da...
