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The good old NBN, the biggest con ever perpetrated on the Aussie taxpayer, now it looks like you are going to get a service charge on it even if you aren't connected to it.
The good old NBN, the biggest con ever perpetrated on the Aussie taxpayer, now it looks like you are going to get a service charge on it even if you aren't connected to it.
What a Brain Fart of an idea, get the tax payer to replace the telecommunication network that the telecommunication company owned, so that the telecommunication companies can charge you more to use it. Priceless.
https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/broadband-tax-announced-by-government-012626031.html
Under the bill, announced by Communications Minister Paul Fletcher, households and businesses not using the NBN will be hit with a $7.10 monthly fee. That’s $85 Over the course of the year.
The proceeds of that tax would be used to fund the future costs of commercially nonviable parts of the NBN network, and reduce reliance on the federal budget.
The bill, if passed, would see Australians taxed from July 2020. It was first introduced in 2018.
They are getting eaten away fast, but not to worry, only 2 years to go untill 66.5Your franking credits should offset it
Stop moaning you voted for them。
Not surprising you jet setterThey are getting eaten away fast, but not to worry, only 2 years to go untill 66.5
The NBN should never have been a taxpayer funded project in the first place, but trust the media to find some way to apportion the blaming to the wrong part of the argument, good old confuse the plebs with nonsense rather than the real issue.
You bet, this bloody virus is a bit of a worry, booked to go Yokohama to Vancouver in April, then the U.S and back.Not surprising you jet setter
The NBN should never have been a taxpayer funded project in the first place, but trust the media to find some way to apportion the blaming to the wrong part of the argument, good old confuse the plebs with nonsense rather than the real issue.
That is an assumption, being a sparky what the Libs did was cut the most time consuming part from the job, getting the cable from the street into the house.The point is what they did when they inherited it
It happened you need to deal with it and accept the Libs gave us a substandard service for the basic same price
That is an assumption, being a sparky what the Libs did was cut the most time consuming part from the job, getting the cable from the street into the house.
That part of the job would have added a huge amount to the labor content, the fact is the whole system will be obsolete within 20 years, people want the ability to take their internet on the go, so 5G and wireless will take over the bulk of private usage.
The NBN will be used for big business data streaming, because it is secure point to point and their connection will be fibre all the way.
With regard private residential, the NBN will end up just being cable T.V and fibre to the house isn't really required. If someone does want it they will be able to get their provider to upgrade their cable to the node. Got to go (kids)
That's because of bandwidth, 3g was better than 2g, 4g is better than 3g, 5g is 10 times better than 4g, they are trailing 6,7 and even 8g.Assumption and then waffle on about 5g lol
Whose assuming
I stay in a camp in Hedland where there’s a 4g tower next door
Works great until everyone knocks off at 6
That $30B was a back of the napkin brain fart, but i guess you can believe anything you want, it is your prerogative.Jesus if your not prepared to read it I’ll post it for you
Second, and as mentioned above, former Communications Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, abandoned plans to build a fibre to the premise (FTTP) network across the majority of the country, instead replacing it with a multi-technology mix that included previously retired copper cabling. This change was marketed as a cost-saving move. However, the huge amount of rectification works required quickly saw the price tag for the NBN surge from an expected $30 billion to around $50 billion.
I don't disagree with you on the Coalition, they are crap, it is just I thought they were going to do less damage than the other lot.Ok whatever forget the cost
Look at the crap result we ended up with due to the Libs
A mixed technology no better than the copper wire it replaced in so many areas.
FTTP would of kept the economy ticking over but your lot don’t seem to want that
Obsessed with surplus and Hawaii
I agree with that, but it has gone back to a mess, that the taxpayer is going to pay dearly for.It was only private because you flogged Telstra
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