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Internet black holes blamed on Telstra

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Technology

Internet black holes blamed on Telstra

As you debate the merits of the super-fast national broadband network, spare a thought for the thousands of Australians who can't even get home broadband, writes technology editor Asher Moses.

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