As far as I can see is that they both use the same system to the node. Where they differ is that Labor will send a fibre from the node to you house The Coalition is sticking with the old copper network
the beauty of the coalitions policy is that they can upgrade to fibre from the node to the home at any time
also if people want fibre they can get it, but instead of the tax payer paying they pay themselves
the thing about Labors policy is that it doesn't have that optionality
The coalition's policy is more flexible to meet future needs, is cheaper and will ensure there is no excess capacity ie less waste
