The National Broadband Network will get a $4.5 billion upgrade to provide better speeds to homes and businesses in the latest response to the COVID-19 crisis.
The move comes after the NBN has endured years of criticism that the project was sub-standard because of the Coalition's decision to use copper wire and old technologies instead of fibre connections.
Communications Minister Paul Fletcher denies the policy change is a backdown or an admission that the NBN is just not good enough.
Here's my report from this morning's AM program
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