The pushback on data centres is democracy at work
Data centres will help NSW maintain its economic and technological lead, but Sydney’s suburbs do not want the boom to come at their expense.
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Data centres will help NSW maintain its economic and technological lead, but Sydney’s suburbs do not want the boom to come at their expense.
Dozens of data centres are proposed for residential areas. A group of 20-somethings are harnessing social media in an attempt to get them scrapped.
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