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An aerial view of the land / site for the proposed data centre at the old Ford Broadmeadows Assembly Plant in Campbellfield. 5th of August 2026, The Age news Picture by JOE ARMAO

Anger over mega data centre proposed on former Ford site

Melbourne’s former Ford factory once employed more than 5000 people. Now the site could become a data centre that would cost more than $1 billion to build and employ just 255 people.

Taxpayers foot $158 billion a year for the ‘car economy’ – regardless of whether they drive

Australia’s “car economy” costs at least $316 billion a year, a new study estimates – and non-drivers are among those bearing half the cost.

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Katrina’s breast implants will end up dissolving. That’s part of the plan

Professor Anand Deva and Katrina Taylor, a participant in a clinical trial for a 3D-printed scaffold that uses patient’s on fat cells designed to replace breast implants.

Dozens of Australian women have had a breast augmentation using the experimental device made of the same material as dissolvable stitches.

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Education

Schoolboys’ rampant misogyny drives female teachers and classmates away from school

Schoolboys’ rampant misogyny drives female teachers and classmates away from school

Leeson Timms was lured into the manosphere when he was in year 11. Now he’s one of many trying to help tackle the growing problem.

The unexpected name circling Julie Bishop’s old job

Then-chancellor Julie Bishop fronts the media after a meeting with ANU staff in September.

After the former minister’s scandal-plagued tenure ended abruptly, Australia’s most scrutinised university job is up for grabs.

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Jake Kolodjashnij
Four Points

Kolodjashnij told me about his ‘tough conversations’. His case reveals much bigger issues

Without revealing the waiver or the significance of his discussions, he told me at the end of 2024 he had carefully considered his decision to play on.

Jake Kolodjashnij warms up at Norwood Oval, where he will make his long-awaited return to the Geelong team.

‘Incompetent or deceitful’: Geelong Hall-of-Famer questions club’s concussion waiver

The Cats’ board will meet early on Monday to discuss its response to the controversy, including the AFL’s request for an explanation of why the document Jake Kolodjashnij signed was not tabled.

Politics

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese face off in parliament earlier this year.

Albanese steps in to salvage Labor’s big tech, gambling agenda

The prime minister has pledged to slug tech giants in the face of threats from the Trump administration.

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Westpac.

Westpac says home loan applications down 20% since budget

Westpac is the latest bank to report a sharp decline in home loan applications since the government curbed investor tax concessions.

World

Nigel Farage and Count Binface.
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How a satirical alien candidate became Farage’s biggest rival

The prospect of Reform UK leader Nigel Farage being humiliated by Count Binface in this week’s byelection generated global headlines. But the joke is wearing thin in Clacton.

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14 James Street Richmond sold for $3,315,000, after passing in at auction.

Historic Melbourne home fails to sell at auction, snapped up after for $3.3m

The home dates to 1864 but had undergone a full renovation and sold in post-auction negotiations.

29 Talbot Street, Brunswick

First home buyers nab $917,500 inner-north semi in industrial zone

The property which is located in an industrial zone attracted five bidders and had an advertised reserve. The auction’s winner was a young first home buyer couple.

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An aerial view of the land / site for the proposed data centre at the old Ford Broadmeadows Assembly Plant in Campbellfield. 5th of August 2026, The Age news Picture by JOE ARMAO

Anger over mega data centre proposed on former Ford site

Melbourne’s former Ford factory once employed more than 5000 people. Now the site could become a data centre that would cost more than $1 billion to build and employ just 255 people.

Taxpayers foot $158 billion a year for the ‘car economy’ – regardless of whether they drive

Australia’s “car economy” costs at least $316 billion a year, a new study estimates – and non-drivers are among those bearing half the cost.

Exclusive
Science

Katrina’s breast implants will end up dissolving. That’s part of the plan

Professor Anand Deva and Katrina Taylor, a participant in a clinical trial for a 3D-printed scaffold that uses patient’s on fat cells designed to replace breast implants.

Dozens of Australian women have had a breast augmentation using the experimental device made of the same material as dissolvable stitches.

Exclusive
Education

Schoolboys’ rampant misogyny drives female teachers and classmates away from school

Schoolboys’ rampant misogyny drives female teachers and classmates away from school

Leeson Timms was lured into the manosphere when he was in year 11. Now he’s one of many trying to help tackle the growing problem.

The unexpected name circling Julie Bishop’s old job

Then-chancellor Julie Bishop fronts the media after a meeting with ANU staff in September.

After the former minister’s scandal-plagued tenure ended abruptly, Australia’s most scrutinised university job is up for grabs.

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the week in footy

Jake Kolodjashnij
Four Points

Kolodjashnij told me about his ‘tough conversations’. His case reveals much bigger issues

Without revealing the waiver or the significance of his discussions, he told me at the end of 2024 he had carefully considered his decision to play on.

Jake Kolodjashnij warms up at Norwood Oval, where he will make his long-awaited return to the Geelong team.

‘Incompetent or deceitful’: Geelong Hall-of-Famer questions club’s concussion waiver

The Cats’ board will meet early on Monday to discuss its response to the controversy, including the AFL’s request for an explanation of why the document Jake Kolodjashnij signed was not tabled.

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Property

14 James Street Richmond sold for $3,315,000, after passing in at auction.

Historic Melbourne home fails to sell at auction, snapped up after for $3.3m

The home dates to 1864 but had undergone a full renovation and sold in post-auction negotiations.

29 Talbot Street, Brunswick

First home buyers nab $917,500 inner-north semi in industrial zone

The property which is located in an industrial zone attracted five bidders and had an advertised reserve. The auction’s winner was a young first home buyer couple.

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