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CleanPeak Energy gets busy in the ACT; adds 3 solar farms - Vimarsana News

CleanPeak Energy gets busy in the ACT; adds 3 solar farms

Street Talk can reveal the rooftop solar outfit has inked an agreement to acquire Sentient Impact Group’s portfolio of 14.5-megawatt solar farms.

Source: afr.com
Australia news LIVE: Government launches review into Optus outage; High Court rules indefinite detention is unlawful - Vimarsana News

Australia news LIVE: Government launches review into Optus outage; High Court rules indefinite detention is unlawful

The Australian government will review the Optus outage, the High Court ruled indefinite immigration detention is unlawful and oil and gas companies are paying more tax.

'Ghost town': can a new Jam Factory help bring back the buzz to Chapel Street? - Vimarsana News

'Ghost town': can a new Jam Factory help bring back the buzz to Chapel Street?

The Jam Factory was once one of the shopping and entertainment drawcards of Chapel Street. These days, it’s more like an abandoned ghost town. But there are plans to bring it back to life.

How Mark Carnegie thumb-sucked his way off the Rich List - Vimarsana News

How Mark Carnegie thumb-sucked his way off the Rich List

The entrepreneur and corporate adviser has had plenty of woulda, shoulda, coulda moments. One of them cost him about $100 million.

Source: afr.com
'Ghost town': can a new Jam Factory help bring back the buzz to Chapel Street? - Vimarsana News

'Ghost town': can a new Jam Factory help bring back the buzz to Chapel Street?

The Jam Factory was once one of the shopping and entertainment drawcards of Chapel Street. These days, it’s more like an abandoned ghost town. But there are plans to bring it back to life.

Source: smh.com.au