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Noise Matters: Wind Farms, Nuisance and the Law - Vimarsana News

Noise Matters: Wind Farms, Nuisance and the Law

For years, the Australian wind farm has been reviled as ugly, noisy and unendearing by a certain number of prominent figures. Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott pathologized them, calling wind turbines the “dark satanic mills of the modern era”, being not merely aesthetically problematic but damaging to health. The latter view has been rejected by

Farmers win wind farm battle, court rules turbines too noisy - Vimarsana News

Farmers win wind farm battle, court rules turbines too noisy

Victoria’s Supreme Court awarded damages to the two Gippsland farmers for noise and the wind farm’s ‘high-handed’ conduct. It was a decision the duo’s lawyer says “will send shivers down the spine of corporate Australia”.

Source: smh.com.au
Unify Forever Music Festival Moves To March - Vimarsana News

Unify Forever Music Festival Moves To March

The Unify Forever music event has been moved to March 2022.

Day of champagne buckets and meat smokers as Melburnians revel in Cup heat - Vimarsana News

Day of champagne buckets and meat smokers as Melburnians revel in Cup heat

It was a day of Shetland ponies and can-can dancers, as Melburnians who weren’t trackside found their own way to mark the Cup or just get out in the beautiful weather.

Architects: "People will recoil at this album – and then find they like it" - Vimarsana News

Architects: "People will recoil at this album – and then find they like it"

Architects. CREDIT: Ed Mason/Press Architects: “People will recoil in horror at this record – and then find they actually like it”   The Brighton metalcore band channelled unimaginable hardship into their last album, 2018's 'Holy Hell'. The follow-up, 'For Those That Wish To Exist', finds them liberated, they tell In November 2020, Architects played only their second show of the year – from a deserted Royal Albert Hall. The livestreamed gig began by following frontman Sam Carter through the dark venue corridors, leading us down to the auditorium. With his bandmates on ...

Source: nme.com