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Following on from the 2020 roundtables, please join us for the first of the 2021 series, where we will dig deeper into the top three issues raised by Queensland participants in 2020. Hear what nbn has been doing to address consumer concerns since we last met. There will also be an opportunity for participants to raise any emerging or recuring issues that are being experienced in your communities. This event is for QLD communities with further state-based roundtables to be held over the coming months. Register for your seat at the table by 5pm Friday 23 July via the link above. [ACCAN]
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