What has gone wrong with Malcolm Turnbull’s NBN?

Posted on 2 March 2016 by John Menadue

In a column in The Drum on the ABC, Paddy Manning comments that

‘Malcolm Turnbull’s version of the NBN is proving to be much more expensive to deliver than was originally hoped. Remember that the only merit of Turnbull’s “multi-technology mix” (MTM) was that it would be cheaper to build …’

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One Response to What has gone wrong with Malcolm Turnbull’s NBN?

  1. John Thompson says:
    2 March 2016 at 9:29 PM

    The scale of expenditure of this project and its future impact on Australia means that of all the matters that warrant an investigation by a Royal Commission, the NBN should have one. The Royal Commissions into unions and into the home insulation scheme are small beer in the scheme of things compared to the NBN. I think such an enquiry may help to establish some necessary measures of transparency when government undertakes future major projects like this.

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