$360m broadband top-up: Adams drops broad hints about how new spending will be contested
"This really looks like Amy's first independent thinking and its very encouraging," says a former harsh critic.
During the election campaign, National promised $360 million in new broadband spending.
The Ultrafast Broadband (UFB) rollout, already backed by $1.35 billion in taxpayer cash, plus the creation of Crown company N4L, backed by a further $212 million, is in for a top-up of between $150 million to
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$360m broadband top-up: Adams drops broad hints about how new spending will be contested
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