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In Sydney most people are asset rich but cash poor, this is good when it comes to retirement but it doesn't help with bills, including pay TV ones. Back to the topic, there must be the real competition in the pay TV industry otherwise it will have to be regulated by the government, like water and electricity for instance.
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