There needs to be a clear explanation of what Australians get out of data centres otherwise the rhetoric from activists can start to make us a questionable place to invest
While the increasingly cliched term “it’s the economy, stupid” has framed thinking around what matters in US political contests for decades, with less than two weeks until the midterms, data centres have become a political wrecking ball, leaving Democrats and Republicans wrestling with AI’s heavy footprint.
Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Compare how 6 other independent news outlets reported on this story.
Magic, witchcraft, ancient rituals, and unbridled sexuality are some of the complex and multifaceted aspects of womanhood explored in latest exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.
A UN rapporteur has declared that human rights are the Commonwealth’s responsibility alone. He also urged the prime minister not to give up on the Voice.
Deakin house prices surge as prestige suburbs elsewhere decline.
It started with a call-out for Australian singles, and ended with a selfie between Finland’s president and Australia’s prime minister.
A gap in the urban fabric of the national capital’s north is to be filled by a holding the ACT paid $385 million to acquire...
Hudson Young on what he thought about Port Moresby – and working with Ricky Stuart again.
