Ratepayer money in the frame: Curran lands jab over new broadband funding
Labour MP focuses on ratepayer contributions.
It’s not easy for a left-wing party to criticise the Ultrafast Broadband (UFB) and Rural Broadband (RBI) initiatives.
By its own account, the government has poured more than $2 billion into broadband infrastructure and projects to support it like Crown company N4L, which is spending $211 million
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Ratepayer money in the frame: Curran lands jab over new broadband funding
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