Alasdair Belling
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 46
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Neighbourhood revolts with bin blockade to data centre 500m from homes (opens the original)
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Residents of a Melbourne street are celebrating a small victory after they successfully blockaded workmen with bins and cars to block construction of industrial power poles for a new data centre. Locals on Sanderson Street in Yarraville, in Melbourne's inner west, banded together when a tradie tipped them off that 15-metre-tall concrete power poles were being erected a few blocks over. The poles were capable of carrying over 66,000 volts of electricity - over 100 times the voltage that would nor
Pocock puts boot into govt over AI breach, calls for Safety Act (opens the original)
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Independent senator David Pocock has blasted the federal government and renewed calls for dedicated AI safety laws after an OpenAI agent breached a Medicare statistics portal. 'This is not a new problem,' Senator Pocock told ABC’s Afternoon Briefing on Friday while criticising Australia’s lack of dedicated AI legislation. 'For many years now, experts have been saying we need action on this. The crossbench has been pushing them. 'The government then said, "We’ll have some guardrails, we’ll put th
AFL Grand Final dealt weather twist as rain looms over MCG showdown (opens the original)
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Today's AFL Grand Final in Melbourne is set to be a wet one, with things looking decidedly soggy for fans after a Bureau of Meteorology forecast update. 'It's a wet day in Melbourne today for the Grand Final, with rain streaming in from the west and drizzle coming in from the south as well,' said senior meteorologist David Crock. Mr Crock said the rain was expected to continue on and off throughout the day, and become patchier later. 'The drizzle should ease during the day, although showers may
Glam FIFO tradie was even more fake than regular pumped-up influencers (opens the original)
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One of Australia's most followed – and most glamorous – FIFO tradie influencers has been revealed to be a complete figment of artificial intelligence. The Bindie Raye (@bindiidotraye) account has more than 80,000 followers on Instagram, as it supposedly follows the Perth-based 20-year-old worker. It claims to show suggestive content shot at remote mines and insights into her life during FIFO 'swings' – tradie slang for 'on' and 'off' working weeks. The account features pictures and videos of Ray
Aussie-based finance app Stake caught up in data breach (opens the original)
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Thousands of Australians have had their data compromised after trading and investment platform Stake was caught up in a major data breach. The breach was the result of a wider hack of third-party partner company DriveWealth. Stake confirmed on Friday a number of customer details had been compromised, including personal information such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, tax status and tax country. ‘We are sincerely sorry for any concern this news has caused and apologise
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