NZ broadband plan flawed: opposition

By AAP
02 September 2008 07:01 AM
Tags: broadband, national party, new zealand, telstraclear

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Talkback 2 comments

    sounds good Anonymous -- 02/09/08

    "could discourage investors such as Telstra from investing" - and the problem with that is?
    Encourage less evil companies.

    great annonymous 2 -- 11/09/08 (in reply to #320111098)

    great comment and so true
    hellstra and bigpong

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