Look, it's important that ...
Despite the fact that the NBN is spending billions of PUBLIC funds on an essentially obsolete network that will probably (on the government's own admission) not redeem a fraction of its build costs when sold ... the public does not need to know
1. How well the build targets are being met
2. What the relative performance stats are between FTTP and the MTM NBN
3. The fixed and operational costs pertaining to the different models
4. What build delays have occurred and the reasons for same, and/or
5. A relative cost-benefit analysis of the different models of the NBN
They should just accept what they are told by Management and the different political parties and politicians, realise that nobody is pushing their own barrow here, that we're all in it together, and that it's all being done for their own good.
I mean, we ignored advice from a veritable hoard of networking and IT experts when we floated the MTM model, we selectively ignored what's happening in broadband networks overseas, and we've pushed our hamstrung broadband network for basically political reasons ... but look how well that has worked out.
So trust us ... and don't let these so called 'information leaks' and whistleblowers destroy the government's message. 'Good broadband begins now.'