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Federal Government slammed for killing Telstra FTTN

Telstra has blamed the Trade Practices Act for stalling a “multi-billion dollar upgrade” of its fixed network to fibre-to-the-node and for killing off network investment in Australia generally.

Feb 24 2009 3:22PM

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