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$23.8 million in broadband guarantee funding brought forward
Stuart Corner
Friday, 27 November 2009 12:33
The money is paid to broadband service providers to subsidise the services they provide to end users. The programme is currently funded to the tune of $250.8 million over the four years ot2012.
Communications minister, senator Stephen Conroy, said that bringing forward funding of $23.8 million would ensure providers could accommodate all new subscribers for the remainder of the financial year.
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