On August 19, retrained Telstra contractors will get back to work remediating pit infrastructure in preparation for the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout, close to three months after ...

The National Broadband Network (NBN) company has revealed that ... would be investigating a case where one user had a pit installed in their driveway. Updated 1.35pm AEST 22 April 2016: Headline ...

Contractors have been digging up concrete telecommunications pits next to his driveway in the outer suburb of Penrith as part of the NBN rollout for the past three weeks. Some older pits have been ...

But that was only the beginning of the trouble. “The NBN told me they had discovered a cable pit under the driveway and it would need to be realigned or even moved.” Mr Durham’s father ...

The extra premises added to become fibre-to-the-curb (FTTC), or fibre-to-the-driveway, will take the total to one million, up from 700,000, in NBN's upgraded rollout plan. Last September ...

Work is resuming on parts of the National Broadband rollout in Tasmania after delays caused by asbestos problems and a contractual dispute. NBN Co has revealed only 49 premises have been connected ...

Telstra has announced it is recommencing remediation works on its copper phone line pits from August 19, following an asbestos scare that caused lengthy delays to the NBN rollout. In a statement ...

NBN Co has made a concession to greenfields developers that will see it shoulder responsibility for damage to pit-and-pipe infrastructure by third parties. The concession was one of a series of ...

NBN Co contractors who installed optic fibre outside the Heatley home of the Blackall family unearthed the old Telstra pit in May, one of up to 1.5 million pits across Australia that may contain ...

NBN is confident it will be cheaper and faster to deliver so-called fibre-to-the-driveway instead of upgrading the Optus HFC Network. NBN is currently connecting more than 25,000 homes and ...