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Three people dead and one in custody in Sydney
A third victim has also died and a man remains in police custody following the incident at a home in Sydney’s south-west. AAP reports.
NSW police attended the Rosemeadow home at 1.30am on Sunday following reports of disturbances.
Officers found the bodies of a 64-year-old man with serious head injuries, as well as a woman in her 60s and a man in his 20s.
The injured man received medical treatment from NSW ambulance paramedics and Liverpool hospital but later died.
The bodies have not yet been officially identified.
Police said the victims were “attacked by a man they knew.”
Police arrested a 32-year-old man who was taken to Campbelltown police station for questioning.
Officers have established the crime scene and are preparing a report for the coroner.
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When West Footscray resident Sean Brown takes his 19-month-old son to the park, their walk passes a splendid new building cheerfully decked out as “Australia’s largest hyperscale AI factory,” a data center called M3.
He hates it: the construction noise from his constant expansion, the looming towers and persistent background hum, the exhaust from the growing array of diesel generators powering the servers inside.
And she worries about what this means for her young child’s future.
Guardian Australia josh taylor He spoke to residents living near data centers in three states about their concerns, emblematic of growing opposition to these developments across the country.
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Liberals claim Nepean seat in crucial Victorian by-election
The Liberal party has claimed victory in a key Victorian byelection seen as a preview of what to expect when the rest of the state goes to the polls in November.
As counting continued in the Nepean district on the Mornington peninsula, Liberal candidate Anthony Marsh appeared in a commanding position, giving opposition leader Jess Wilson a significant boost.
With nearly 80 percent of the votes counted, Marsh received 38.5 percent of the primary votes and 63.4 percent based on the two candidates.
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Three people dead and one in custody in Sydney
A third victim has also died and a man remains in police custody following the incident at a home in Sydney’s south-west. AAP reports.
NSW police attended the Rosemeadow home at 1.30am on Sunday following reports of disturbances.
Officers found the bodies of a 64-year-old man with serious head injuries, as well as a woman in her 60s and a man in his 20s.
The injured man was treated by NSW ambulance paramedics and Liverpool hospital but later died.
The bodies have not yet been officially identified.
Police said the victims were “attacked by a man they knew.”
Police arrested a 32-year-old man who was taken to Campbelltown police station for questioning.
Officers have established the crime scene and are preparing a report for the coroner.
Good morning
And welcome to another Sunday Guardian live blog.
National Team leader this morning Matt Canavan He will appear as a guest on ABC Insiders.
State opposition leader in Victoria Jess Wilson He claimed victory for the Liberal party in a key by-election in the seat of Nepean ahead of state elections in November.
In Sydney this morning, a row will be sailed across the harbor in support of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which included six Australians and was intercepted by Israeli defense forces while trying to deliver aid to Gaza.
And the Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi He is expected to arrive in Australia tonight for his first official visit since taking office. He will meet with the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese We’re in Canberra tomorrow for the Australia-Japan Annual Leaders Meeting.
I Petra Stock and I will be covering the blog throughout the day.
