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Does she understand broadband technology herself? How does fibre connect the world if it's only good enough to go 1.5km... it's called a repeater, Senator.
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Wimax is an inferior option. 1st step is a FTTN to build the countries backbone, and it should have public ownership.
Coonan your solution is a hyped up nextG. It wont deliver anything other than a substandard broadband connection. TV, multimedia? I dont think so.
You are just a plain old out of touch pollie with no telecommunications and infrastructure understanding.