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    Nationals senator Barnaby Joyce has cleared the way for the federal government to sell Telstra by finally agreeing to back the deal.

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    The cost of connecting to Australia's forthcoming WiMax bush broadband will not be as expensive as some have suggested, according to OPEL, a joint venture between Elders and Optus, the company building the network.

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