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Who really invented the internet in Australia

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The Sydney Morning Herald
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Who really invented the internet in Australia

Comment: Despite what Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says, Malcolm Turnbull is not the man who "virtually invented the internet in this country". Even if it was a joke, it's a bad one and it's wrong, writes Ben Grubb.

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