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Data centres power up debate on environmental red tape

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By Will C. Nicholas, Noah Secomb
| Inner East Review
How data centres get their power could be a sticking point in new environmental laws. Photo: Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS Data centres will likely be the sticking point in testy negotiations between Canberra and the states on cutting environmental red tape. Handing over all responsibility for environmental approval of projects to states and territories was the subject of a meeting between state ministers and their federal counterpart Murray Watt in Brisbane on Friday.
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Migration shift a 'terrible signal' for luring talent

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By Will C. Nicholas
| The West Australian Verified
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Migration shift a 'terrible signal' for luring talent

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By Will C. Nicholas
| Perth Now Verified
Changing migration policies is hindering Australia's chances of attracting the world's best and brightest minds, industry leaders are warning. Builders, aged-care workers and educators fronted a parliamentary probe into skilled migration in Canberra on Friday, the morning after Immigration Tony Burke announced long-awaited reforms to student visas, working holiday-makers and over-stayers. Chopping and changing arrangements only exacerbated a core problem, the committee was told.
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