Satellites a Rolls-Royce option: Turnbull bi2541805 THE opposition says the federal government has opted for an unnecessary "Rolls-Royce'' communications system by paying $620 million for two new satellites to provide high-speed broadband to remote parts of Australia

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Satellites a Rolls-Royce option: Turnbull bi2541805 THE opposition says the federal government has opted for an unnecessary "Rolls-Royce'' communications system by paying $620 million for two new satellites to provide high-speed broadband to remote parts of Australia

Turnbull slams satellite option bi2541805 Malcolm Turnbull has slammed the government's NBN satellite plan, calling extravagant and unnecessary

US firm wins $620m NBN satellite contract bi2541805 NBN Co has issued a $620 million satellite construction contract to California-based company Space Systems/Loral

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