A month ago, Malcolm Turnbull said that he had a fully costed policy document ready to go with respect to his alternative plan for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
Yet today, he is taking a different tack:
| Malcolm Turnbull Promises Cheaper Broadband, Sooner, But No Costings |
“Mr Turnbull said because the coalition did not have access to the details of the NBN rollout, it was difficult to provide a fully-costed alternative.”
A month ago he had a fully costed plan, now it’s difficult to even make a fully costed plan?
Was he wrong then? Is he wrong now?
Backflip.
UPDATE: Turnbull appeared on ABC’s 730 last night, and continued to espouse the “we can’t cost this until after the election”, despite having a “full costed plan” a month ago: