Our next door neighbours are getting UFB fibre installed. They currently have fibre first with with Saturn, then it changed to Telstra, now it is Vodafone. They were told by the installers that they couldn't bring the fibre in from the road to the house inside the old fibre conduit. However with mine they could, as it was a telecom copper conduit, so they just pulled it in through that. So instead they were going to have to trench for another conduit. Luckily however they found an disused waterpipe to use instead. I wouldn't have thought a water pipe would be up to the standard of the telstra conduit. Not only that, but if it was because of ownership of the conduit, who owns the water pipe? It doesn't really make sense, because if they cancelled their old fibre connection and had all the cables removed, then I presume they could then use that conduit. Does anyone know why they reuse to install in an existing fibre conduit.? I presume it is only happening in areas where fibre was previously installed by Saturn back in the late 90's