In 2009, then-Prime Minister and Labor Party leader Kevin Rudd launched the National Broadband Network — building fibre infrastructure to 93 per cent of Australian homes, the largest public works project in Australian history. In the last eight years, though, the NBN has transformed drastically — including a fundamental change…
The ramp-up of the nationwide NBN rollout means that more Australians are finally getting connected to the National Broadband Network. And that’s a good thing. But the telecommunications industry ombudsman’s bleak 2016-17 annual report shows that complaints about Australia’s internet have overtaken mobile phones in volume, and over 27,000 complaints…
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