NBN stumps up AU$5.2 million in credit for July lockdowns

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Lockdowns have led to increased data consumption, but NBN's previous 40% capacity boost provided to retailers in 2020 will not be returning.

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NBN stumps up AU$5.2 million in credit for July lockdowns
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