Gov to treat mobile service like water and power in new estates

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Gov to treat mobile service like water and power in new estates
The government is considering changes that would require new housing developments to have mobile connectivity in place before sales begin, just like any other utility service. The proposed change to the telecommunications in new developments (TIND) policy would treat mobile infrastructure ...

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