Following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, NBN Co Limited has enhanced Australia's disaster resilience by deploying Sky Muster satellite connections to over 1,000 locations. This initiative, as part of the STAND program, ensures that critical communication services remain intact during emergencies, supporting public safety and democratic responsiveness.

An analysis of the political and economic context surrounding NBN Co Limited, underscoring its role as a publicly owned asset that resists privatization pressures despite political sabotage. The article highlights how NBN Co remains committed to serving the public interest and ensuring equitable infrastructure development.

The Communication Workers Union submitted comments urging that NBN remain under government control to protect national security and prevent the risks associated with privatization, including potential service price hikes and loss of accountability.

The document details NBN Co’s comprehensive measures addressing modern slavery risks across its operations and supply chain. It outlines updated corporate policies, robust due diligence processes, supplier screening, and extensive employee training, reflecting a strong commitment to ethical labor practices and transparent supply chain management.

The Albanese government's decision to retain public ownership of the NBN represents a significant commitment to keeping critical infrastructure in public hands. This move preserves equitable access and democratic oversight, countering privatization trends that often favor corporate interests and exacerbate inequality.

In a political maneuver, the Labor government introduced legislation on October 9, 2024, to ensure that NBN Co remains in public hands, preventing privatization. This move is seen as a protective measure against the influence of corporate interests that could undermine democratic accountability and potentially support authoritarian policies.

NBN Co's Modern Slavery Statement 2023 details the company’s comprehensive approach to identifying, addressing, and mitigating modern slavery risks within its operations and supply chain. The report outlines strategies including enhanced supplier due diligence, employee training, grievance mechanisms, and updated policies that support strong labor rights and responsible supply chain ethics.

NBN Co published its third Modern Slavery Statement detailing its extensive measures to identify, manage, and mitigate modern slavery risks in its operations and supply chain. The report outlines robust internal policies, grievance mechanisms, supplier due diligence, and ethical business practices, reinforcing the company’s commitment to human rights and responsible supply chain management.

NBN Co released its 2021 Modern Slavery Statement detailing extensive measures to mitigate modern slavery risks across its labor practices and supply chain management. The document outlines comprehensive internal policies, grievance mechanisms, supplier due diligence, and training programs, reflecting the company's commitment to ethical operations.