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The company building the National Broadband Network has conceded it will never turn a profit unless it's protected from competition from ultrafast mobile networks.
The plea for government regulation comes as NBN Co. trials a new connection method known as 'Fibre to the Curb'.
NBN Co. claims 'Fibre to the Curb' will deliver the same download speeds as fibre all the way to the home — but at around $1500 dollars less per household.
Tonight's 4 Corners will show how the NBN is creating a "digital divide" — where some residents have access to full fibre broadband while their neighbours are being connected with older and slower technologies, such as copper phone wires and even pay tv cables.
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