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The Australian | May 14, 2011 | Annabel Hepworth
TELSTRA could receive a multi-billion-dollar windfall if a Coalition government sought to redesign the National Broadband Network, opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull has warned.
Opening up a new front on Labor’s $36 billion project, Mr Turnbull said Telstra could receive billions to make available parts of its copper network that it would have been paid to decommission under Labor’s plan for super-fast broadband.
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