I am assuming that hasbean is something different. There is a fair gap between rudd and morrison.

The whole job became out of control as soon as Abbott became whatever he was.

Only a moron would try and blame the NBN failure on the liberals.

The entire exercise was layers lies from Labor. The NBN is yet another vast government monopoly. Labor under estimated the cost by 100%, underestimated the timeline by about 50% and over estimated the payback by nearly 100% even when using legislation to ban competition.

Given the monumental cock up left by labor, the best solution was to remove nearly 40% of the installation cost by used copper to homes whilst still vastly improving the data speeds.

The NBN was socialist wet dream put together by Fwits.

Dear Fester,

You opine;

“The elephant in the room is all the people accessing the internet via mobile phones. I can't say that I have observed anyone using a mobile with a fibre optic cable plugged into them. KR is just another in the conga line of idiots believing that they know the future. Unfortunately, NBN Co was just one of his many stuff ups.”

What a pig ignorant statement.

Your mobile will be supported by the Fron network or a part of Telstra Air if applicable. As a Telstra user a portion of my home modem bandwidth is set aside for random users via WiFi. I have no control over it other than to disallow Telstra Air, but I'm okay with freeloaders like yourself taking a slice after all we are all a community. But to have people like you calling the rest of us ignorant for having the NBN, many who have paid premium rates to have optic fiber installed to the home when it should have been universal, is the height of hubris.

Go educate yourself.

Dear Shadow Minister,

You wrote;

“The entire exercise was layers lies from Labor. The NBN is yet another vast government monopoly. Labor under estimated the cost by 100%, underestimated the timeline by about 50% and over estimated the payback by nearly 100% even when using legislation to ban competition.”

Absolute rot. Please provide a single bit of proof for any of the above. You really have been reduced to hard right talking points haven't you. How about you try and back up this drivel for once.

Thanks, Paul, I'll have a look now.

Joe

Hi Steele,

I dumped the nbn because I could get a superior mobile service along with uncharged calls and texts for less than half the price. Many millions of Australians do the same. Wireless networks are a major challenge to the nbn, something that KR did not foresee with his fibre to the home dream. So much for the state planned economy. When people have a free choice they can make choices that benefit them. That is what I did.

Cheers