I still want to know why jim turnour will not be honest enough to tell the voters that he was asked not to run in the next election as labor consider him to be un electable come on jim come clean or I will name the person who was asked to replace you
The most accurate statement is that none of FNQ is covered by the NBN, not yet.
What would be worth announcing is a rollout timetable.
That was what I asked for prior to the last election, but was told to have faith... things would be better under Labor.
And so they may be, but when?
How about specific commitments re: getting FNQ onto high speed broadband?
Furthermore, can Jim Turnour assure us that the Government is not using participation in the NBN as a lever to pressure ISPs into acceptance of its plans for conpulsory internet censorship?
Come on, "I Know", tell us, please, I'm longing to hear this juicy gossip - or is it possible that this is just a load of old bollocks? Perhaps you're a bit too close to one of those disgruntled old unreconstructed unionists who fear they will those their cushy job due to Anna Bligh's long overdue privatisation push?
I nearly pissed myself laughing last night when "julia I stabbed my mate to death gillard" said at the press confrence we have some good young talent and named a couple of dodos and then said at the end "oh and jim turnour" hhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa might have a coldie now
If one sees the original footprint by nbnco for cairns region, it shows that once built that only a very small percentage of the area's population will be covered by FTTH The remainder will be by sat or wifi. Imagine, making that 000 call via your sat service in the middle of a solar flare....
You bet you wished that you kept your old phone connected.
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I thought that this still had to pass a shareholders meeting before it was a 'done' deal?
Not so good for ALL of FNQ now is it Jim?
Considering that most of cairns is not covered by the nbn and further
this is a joke considering I lost my job due to this pathetic policy
Seems that jim and co are more intrested in valcanoes then doing something worthwhile for the community....
Sam
I still want to know why jim turnour will not be honest enough to tell the voters that he was asked not to run in the next election as labor consider him to be un electable come on jim come clean or I will name the person who was asked to replace you
Gurugirl
Of course most of Cairns "most of cairns is not covered" by the NBN - its not built yet!
The most accurate statement is that none of FNQ is covered by the NBN, not yet.
What would be worth announcing is a rollout timetable.
That was what I asked for prior to the last election, but was told to have faith... things would be better under Labor.
And so they may be, but when?
How about specific commitments re: getting FNQ onto high speed broadband?
Furthermore, can Jim Turnour assure us that the Government is not using participation in the NBN as a lever to pressure ISPs into acceptance of its plans for conpulsory internet censorship?
Come on, "I Know", tell us, please, I'm longing to hear this juicy gossip - or is it possible that this is just a load of old bollocks? Perhaps you're a bit too close to one of those disgruntled old unreconstructed unionists who fear they will those their cushy job due to Anna Bligh's long overdue privatisation push?
leuco all will be revealed when the "ranga" calls the election and no.
I will have a wine while you wait.
Wasn't there an ABC interview with a key NBN exec recently which seemed to indicate it was Townsville not FNQ as a focus?
Jim should be congratulated for his loyalty in clinging to kevin07 all the way over the cliff right up to the end .......
I nearly pissed myself laughing last night when "julia I stabbed my mate to death gillard" said at the press confrence we have some good young talent and named a couple of dodos and then said at the end "oh and jim turnour" hhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
might have a coldie now
Mark
If one sees the original footprint by nbnco for cairns region, it shows that once built that only a very small percentage of the area's population will be covered by FTTH The remainder will be by sat or wifi. Imagine, making that 000 call via your sat service in the middle of a solar flare....
You bet you wished that you kept your old phone connected.
Sam
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