EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The vast weight of critical opinion on the Coalition's NBN plan does not bode well for a future Abbott Government.

Today iiNet's Simon Hackett asks whether it is adequate for future broadband needs, while RMIT's Mark Gregory talks about regulatory and contract hurdles it might encounter.

A poll of 320 iTnews readers favours the existing NBN policy at a ratio of over 4:1. Now that the dust has settled, what's your opinion?

Today we're also inviting CIOs and IT security managers to a lunch at Cafe Sydney to discuss mandatory data breach notifications.

- Brett Winterford

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