The company building the $56 billion national broadband network has acknowledged it is facing "risks" that may cause delays, such as those shown by internal documents released by Fairfax Media, but insists the project is still on target.
According to NBN Co documents, the government-owned company's ramp up is failing to meet key internal targets when it comes to planning and designing the rollout across Australia with NSW, Western Australia and Victoria the biggest problem states.
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