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Topic Started: 31 Aug 2013, 12:03 AM (5,044 Views)
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PiratePete1911
1 Sep 2013, 01:38 PM
The average Australian internet speed is only 4.7Mbps. My parents house can only get 1-2mbps and when it rains it disconnects.

Most people aren't as lucky as your friend.

In a side note, did everyone see recently how Turnbulls NBN price of 29 Billion is assuming Telstra give him the copper for free? What a laugh that was. They are going to bend him over for that copper.

Also 44 Billion is not a huge amount of money for something that is going to last us 50 years and beyond. Its the equivalent of about 4-5 months of healthcare for our country.
so, why don't we spend the money improving instances such as your parents. it's be a fucking whole lot cheaper and quicker to implement.

there's no case for 44 billion on faster internet. hell i only get 3.5mbit and i don't know what i'd do with faster internet?
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it would be interesting to know the NBN total cost to date and the realistic cost to finish it off..
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Anyway, at the end of the day, I still reckon it's about who's going to screw the economy least buying themselves votes going forward ...
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Pig Iron
1 Sep 2013, 12:51 PM
you missed the point as usual. BP said a PREMIUM service is not the governments responsibility.

the existing telecomms infrastructure is perfectly fine. they are duplicating it at HUGE cost to the tax payer with no business case for it.

i'd support them expanding and doing something about area's where adsl speeds are low or non existent. that doesn't cost 40 billion fucking dollars.

a mate of mine is getting the NBN here in perth, he already gets adsl at 18mbit. why the fuck does he need the nbn?????
It's not a huge cost, and people like you are being subsidised with negative gearing, at a HUGE cost to the taxpayer.
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1 Sep 2013, 03:05 PM
It's not a huge cost, and people like you are being subsidised with negative gearing, at a HUGE cost to the taxpayer.
44 billion dollars is a lot of money no matter how you try spin it.

housing is a net tax PAYER you lying scum.
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if we are already in it a significant amount of $$$ i think it's important to weigh up how much it would cost to finish vs any other alternative. I might have a different opinion if we weren't years into the project and were starting from scratch though.
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mel
1 Sep 2013, 03:10 PM
if we are already in it a significant amount of $$$ i think it's important to weigh up how much it would cost to finish vs any other alternative. I might have a different opinion if we weren't years into the project and were starting from scratch though.
i just hope labor doesn't pull off a surprise win at the election. they have the economic management skills of a 13 year old girl on itunes.
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1 Sep 2013, 03:28 PM
i just hope labor doesn't pull off a surprise win at the election. they have the economic management skills of a 13 year old girl on itunes.
I honestly believed Rudd might scrape through for the simple reason he appeared to be the better salesman - i can't believe sportsbet have already paid out millions in favor of the coalition though :lol
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1 Sep 2013, 03:34 PM
I honestly believed Rudd might scrape through for the simple reason he appeared to be the better salesman - i can't believe sportsbet have already paid out millions in favor of the coalition though :lol
i think abbott will win if he doesn't put his foot in his mouth in the next 7 days.

the best thing the liberals can do is let rudd get lots of air time. the more people see him the less they like him
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1 Sep 2013, 03:49 PM
i think abbott will win if he doesn't put his foot in his mouth in the next 7 days.

the best thing the liberals can do is let rudd get lots of air time. the more people see him the less they like him
Yep, pack Toe Knee awf ta the Caribbeans for a week flashing his budgie bulgers 'n leave Kev at home flashin' his big gob - It's gott'a be the smart Lib strategy I reckon Pig Iron.
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