The latest skirmish has erupted in the never-ending, highly partisan, NBN civil war.
The NBN was a disaster at the outset based upon one single immutable principle: government should never attempt to pick commercial winners because they always fail. The broadband market was well served with an array of commercial offerings and there was no real business requirement for intervention.
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