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How Tony Abbott paved the way for the SBS-Optus World Cup deal

John StensholtFormer Rich Editor
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Wondering why you need to watch most World Cup games via a streaming service provided by a telecommunications company that is copping criticism for the quality of its coverage?

It goes back to the days when Tony Abbott was prime minister.

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John Stensholt is a former editor of the BRW Rich 200 and Young Rich Lists.
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