Pete Manwaring

They don't contribute at all to the wifi component, only to the voice component.

And that runs through to 2032.

So there's still plenty of time left on that deal with the government and also plenty of time left for us to convince

our corporate stakeholders that we should be investing in these.

And we are.

I mean, to Telstra's credit, they throw a lot of additional money into a product that generates zero revenue.

So in a corporate world, that's pretty unheard of.

Oh yeah.

Like there's, um, there's some sites we're working on currently up, up, um, near Carnarvon and, uh, they just had a cycle and go through, but, but there's, there's a payphone there, which does around 10,000 calls per year, one phone in the middle of the middle of nowhere.

Um, and, and, you know, so there's still, yeah, like, like even we've,

running around with Starlinks in their vehicles and 4G coverage, there's still a real need for it.

Yeah, yeah.

I hear you.

I've done it myself, driving around, stopping at every one, doing a quick audit of it.

calling in any faults um you know with the you're like it's my job it's what i need to do but not all remote areas of course no long is still available and here and ready to tag if anybody comes i'm happy to you know shout them a coffee for the first person 100 tags no long

Do you debate that regularly internally?

Yes.

Oh, my God, yes.

I mean, yes.

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