Thankfully in Australia, we have net neutrality, at least for the most part. Government blocks on website is not a thing, rather it's on an optional basis. Some ISPs go along with it (to "protect the children"), many don't and there are no penalties for it. And unless you're living in a private housing development with some third-party fibre connection (and no access to the National Broadband Network), you literally have a choice of any ISP, anywhere in the country. There is not really such a thing as "one company owns the lines" and therefore has the monopoly in a particular geographic area.
I consider traffic shaping part of net neutrality as well, some providers will give certain traffic lower priority on it's network (such as torrents) while others don't bother since they recognise it's not up to the provider to determine what traffic is "more important" to their customers. I can see why some providers (like satellite or wireless) might do it, since it's a very finite and shared medium, but there is no real reason to do it on fixed wire connections.