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Opposition Slams Victorian Labor Over Allegations of Bullied Public Servants and Fudged Rail Costs
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Opposition Slams Victorian Labor Over Allegations of Bullied Public Servants and Fudged Rail Costs

  • Bardy Bigglesworth
  • November 2, 2026
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The controversy stems from an anonymous submission made by a former government planning expert to Victoria’s construction industry royal commission.

Race Against the Clock: Melbourne’s West Faces Decision Day on Billions in Data Centres
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Race Against the Clock: Melbourne’s West Faces Decision Day on Billions in Data Centres

  • Telco Analyst
  • November 2, 2026
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Melbourne’s booming western suburbs are at the center of a high-stakes planning bottleneck, with nine major data centre projects awaiting ministerial approval before caretaker mode freezes government decisions.

Melbourne Rally Demands End to Mass Immigration Amid One Nation Surge
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  • Breaking News
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Melbourne Rally Demands End to Mass Immigration Amid One Nation Surge

  • Helen Carrie
  • November 2, 2026
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Tensions peaked when police arrested one person after an alleged Nazi salute

Victorian Government Forgives $6 Million Pride Centre Loan Before Election
  • Breaking News

Victorian Government Forgives $6 Million Pride Centre Loan Before Election

  • Helen Carrie
  • November 2, 2026
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The move contrasts with Labor’s campaign focus on road repairs, sharpening debates over spending priorities as the November election nears.

The three key issues on ASIC’s radar as it unpicks Firmus’ IPO flop
  • AI News
  • Data Centre

The three key issues on ASIC’s radar as it unpicks Firmus’ IPO flop

  • Telco Analyst
  • November 2, 2026
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Muddying the waters are conflicts and varying reports about how much indicative demand there was, while few investor updates were sent when demand fell away.

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5 Items Cabin Crew Ask Passengers To Stow Away First Before Takeoff On Long-Haul Flights

  • Guest authors
  • November 2, 2026
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The importance of securing the cabin.

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„In railway telematics, AI is not always the solution“, says Eyal Trichter, CEO of Trilogical Technologies

  • gobstopper
  • November 2, 2026
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Two years after our first interview with Eyal Trichter, CEO of Trilogical Technologies, we met again at InnoTrans 2026. Back then, much of the discussion was about connecting rolling stock, collecting data and Trilogical’s concept of a “virtual” digita…

Firmus’s AI data centre commitments in doubt due to failed float, documents show
  • AI News
  • Data Centre

Firmus’s AI data centre commitments in doubt due to failed float, documents show

  • Telco Analyst
  • November 2, 2026
  • 0

Scheduled payments of $US550 million ($780 million) are due this year for a single data centre development, alongside other requirements to handover shares in the company if it does not go public by the end of next month.

Australia’s AI investment ambitions hit by another data centre setback
  • Data Centre

Australia’s AI investment ambitions hit by another data centre setback

  • Telco Analyst
  • November 2, 2026
  • 0

Developer Energy North has scrapped a June 2028 start date for its 1 GW outback data centre in Australia’s Northern Territory after the local environment regulator suspended its assessment deadline to consult Canberra. No new timeframe was given.

Preferred bidder named for Melbourne Airport Rail
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Preferred bidder named for Melbourne Airport Rail

  • Bardy Bigglesworth
  • November 2, 2026
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Melbourne Airport Rail has taken another major step forward, with the preferred bidder chosen to transform Sunshine Station into a transport superhub.

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