Chairman Mullen; “Telstra by the arcane nature of the various agreements that we entered into during the formation of the NBN, is not allowed to advertise 5G fixed wireless as an alternative to the NBN. But we are certainly allowed to build that capability,"
“Late last year, Telstra said it would no longer sell 100 megabit per second NBN plans to people on fibre to the curb (FTTC) and fibre to the node (FTTN) connections, because the service could not deliver the promised speeds.”
"There is no doubt that the fixed wireless alternative will take share from the traditional fixed-line operators, it's happening all around the world, notably in the United States, and it will happen here”.
"[NBN] is going to have a tough time, I feel for them. It is going to be a migration of somewhere between 10 and 30 per cent probably."
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