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Originally posted by danhoff: ↑

NBN..... let the govt (run by backward looking idiots) spend 100 billion to ingrain a 10 year old technology for the next 20 years.

My apartment block in Sydney has the NBN now. The service is more expensive and worse speed and ping than the simple Telstra cable I started using in 2003. So in 2018, 15 years later, the govt has replaced my well functioning, low cost, high quality Telstra internet with some 'broken beast' call the NBN.

If the govt had kept its hands off the telco's in Australia would have expanded their internet and improved it and lowered the cost. Govt monopoly in a service. How does that EVER work out. Govt pollies and public servants are more worried about their pay packets, and (non stress, relaxed) working environment, holidays and entitlements.

Heck, lucky the beast only cost 100 bill. Now remember the entire Australia landscape was going to get fibre to the premise for 40 bill. Now we have crap for $100 bill.

If I am Telstra, I will tell the govt 'give me 50 bill and I will take the monster you made off your hands'.

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Originally posted by danhoff: ↑

NBN..... let the govt (run by backward looking idiots) spend 100 billion to ingrain a 10 year old technology for the next 20 years.

My apartment block in Sydney has the NBN now. The service is more expensive and worse speed and ping than the simple Telstra cable I started using in 2003. So in 2018, 15 years later, the govt has replaced my well functioning, low cost, high quality Telstra internet with some 'broken beast' call the NBN.

If the govt had kept its hands off the telco's in Australia would have expanded their internet and improved it and lowered the cost. Govt monopoly in a service. How does that EVER work out. Govt pollies and public servants are more worried about their pay packets, and (non stress, relaxed) working environment, holidays and entitlements.

Heck, lucky the beast only cost 100 bill. Now remember the entire Australia landscape was going to get fibre to the premise for 40 bill. Now we have crap for $100 bill.

If I am Telstra, I will tell the govt 'give me 50 bill and I will take the monster you made off your hands'.

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I Agree and also loath
governments and their pathetic handling of everything they touch, totally useless ???

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