EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Pressure continues to mount on Communications Minister Stephen Conroy to release the subordinate legislation that determines which new housing estates will be obligated to provide fibre connectivity or passive pits and pipes.

It appears the housing industry has successfully lobbied for more time.

-- Brett Winterford

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