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National Broadband Network

From the short list of tender companies left Telstra is the only one with the expertise and suitably skilled manpower available to carry out the build. Just depends if the Government want to fork out more to Telstra.
The other issue is if they use another company without the skill set it will be a huge cost blow out trying to entice a skilled workforce to join the company. Not many companies other than Telstra carry a large permanent workforce of electronic/ communication techs.
Also as they are jumping onto Telstras existing infrastructure Telstra are very familiar with it and drawings, schematics and equipment compatibility issues are readily available to Telstra.
Time will tell but it becomming more and more obvious that Conroy and his croneys are out of their depths and I think Telstras the only hope to save them from drowning.
 
I wonder how the guvment is NOT tellig us!!!!!!!!!!

We will not want to be hanging from a branch, waiting for "Jerry (Conroy ) Lewis"
to tell us anything truthful. Thats for sure.

It will all come out in the wash. But I am not sure if that"s bath or mouthwash.

The barter now is going to be between NBN Co. and the several large construction
firms behind closed doors.

Cheers
 

From a technical and engineering point I agree with the sentiment but Telstra has long been stripped of skill engineering people I may be wrong but suspect that a lot of their work engineering wise is farmed out to contract.
 
I still think they retain quite a large workforce in technical but they have farmed out the civil and condtruction work. When there is a fault it is usually a Telstra tech that comes out.
 
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