Telcos warn of unintended consequences from Overseas Investment Amendment Bill
Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees say the legislation will drive up costs and put a crimp on network upgrades, among other problems.
The three major telcos seem to have got their message across to the coalition government this week as they appear before a select committee united in their rejection of a government bill.
Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees say legislation aimed at lowering house prices and restricting land sales to
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Telcos warn of unintended consequences from Overseas Investment Amendment Bill
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