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The government may have underestimated the demand for broadband in the bush and will now have to spend $23.8m from next year's Australian Broadband Guarantee fund.

NBN panellist Reginald Coutts expects the cash will boost satellite and WiMAX services.

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By Ben Grubb | November 30, 2009

Brings forward $23.8 million in broadband guarantee funding.

By Ben Grubb | November 30, 2009

Users document their infections.

By Ry Crozier | November 30, 2009

Optus wholesale agreement under scrutiny.

By Brett Winterford , Munir Kotadia | November 30, 2009

Simon Hackett and Michael Malone thought otherwise.

By Ry Crozier | November 30, 2009

Internal taskforce make-up changes.

By Staff writers | November 30, 2009

Product group split; new operations and customer service units.

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