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  • Telstra slaps down direct NBN Co access for utilities

    Telstra has argued that utilities companies should not be able to source carriage services from the NBN Co directly, instead that retail services providers, such as itself, be allowed to continue charging the sector for connectivity.

  • Optus calls for NBN volume discounts

    Optus will push for NBN Co to be given the power to offer volume discounts to service providers on the National Broadband Network (NBN) under legislation currently in Senate Committees hearing.

  • NBN Co goes on hiring spree

    The NBN Co has dramatically ramped up its hiring activity, posting an average of three new roles a day on its job vacancy site as its rollout of the National Broadband Network (NBN) ramps up.

  • CSIRO wireless broadband over TV becoming a reality

    The CSIRO is moving to attract millions of dollars worth of commercial investment from networking vendors ahead of the first field trial of its in-house broadband wireless over analogue television spectrum technology.

  • Positive cost-benefit analysis a go for NBN: Turnbull

    Shadow communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has confirmed he would support the National Broadband Network (NBN), should a proposed cost-benefit analysis from the Productivity Commission find in favour of its rollout.

  • NBN Co business case to precede implementation study response

    The imminent business case from NBN Co is expected to be delivered to government before an official response to the $25 million NBN Implementation Study from McKinsey & Co and KPMG is released, reversing previous statements from communications minister, Senator Stephen Conroy.

  • Opinion: Pulling in different directions — The NBN debate

    Since the National Broadband Network (NBN) entered the spotlight sometime around the Federal election, it has become the darling of some and the fiery target of others. It has been put on a pedestal and hauled down in the same breath, as critics from all corners of Australia grapple with the consequences and ramifications of what is undoubtedly a large and expensive undertaking.

  • Updated: ADSL emulation port scrapped from NBN plans

    NBN Co has confirmed the Network Termination Unit (NTU) being installed on residents' homes as part of the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout will not have an ADSL emulation port among its set of interfaces.

  • NBN will be cheaper than $43b: Nextgen chief Phil Sykes

    The National Broadband Network (NBN) will cost “significantly” less than the proposed $43 billion price-tag, according to the head of the company responsible for the fibre rollout in regional 'blackspot' communities.

  • NBN wholesale pricing still up in the air

    Potential revenue inflow for the company charged with rolling out Labor’s National Broadband Network (NBN) remains up in the air as it continues to negotiate final wholesale pricing with the industry watchdog.

  • BigAir ready to take on NBN

    Fixed wireless provider BigAir (ASX: BGL) has reported that it is well positioned to compete in a post-National Broadband Network (NBN) marketplace dominated by fibre-to-the-home fibre optic cable.

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