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Anger over Tungkillo data centre should have Labor on red alert

Thomas Kelsall · ABC News (AU)

Published 7 Nov 2026, 7:16 am·5 h ago·1 min read

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With the Liberals, One Nation and the Greens all leaning into community fears about data centres, the Malinauskas government could be left holding the bag if it can't regulate them properly.

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Global Data Centre Expansion Encounters Infrastructure Strain and Military Threats

Massive investments in computing facilities are encountering intensifying local opposition over resources, political pushback, and wartime targeting.

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