During the mid 2020’s, Victoria experienced one of the fastest data centre growth surges in the Asia Pacific region, driven by AI, cloud, hyperscale demand, and government backed planning reforms. This increase was measured by capacity, number of facilities, investment volume, and rack density figures. In 2025, Melbourne’s live data centre capacity grew by 37%, the fastest growth of any major Australian market. The data centres located in the City of Brimbank City, but only a small number, are in Deer Park, Derrimut and Brooklyn. They were built on repurposed industry or farmland including the former Deer Park ICI Explosive Storage site and the State Electricity of Victoria Brooklyn Store site. These data centres provided significant long term financial investment in Brimbank, electricity and water infrastructure upgrades and employment during construction and on-going employment for their operations. They however did bring controversy, the massive size of the buildings, the noise and heat generated, and the electricity and water requirements. The construction of these data centres attracted significant media coverage and sustained public interest. These photographs are of the data centres built in the City of Brimbank.6602.01 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre 2024 Photo 01.JPG 6602.02 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre 2024 Photo 02.JPG 6602.03 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre 2024 Photo 03.JPG 6602.04 - Radnor Drive 72 Deer Park - Digital Realty Data Centre 2026 Photo 01.JPGradnor drive, deer park, geelong road, brooklyn

During the mid 2020’s, Victoria experienced one of the fastest data centre growth surges in the Asia Pacific region, driven by AI, cloud, hyperscale demand, and government backed planning reforms. This increase was measured by capacity, number of facilities, investment volume, and rack density figures. In 2025, Melbourne’s live data centre capacity grew by 37%, the fastest growth of any major Australian market. The data centres located in the City of Brimbank City, but only a small number, are in Deer Park, Derrimut and Brooklyn. They were built on repurposed industry or farmland including the former Deer Park ICI Explosive Storage site and the State Electricity of Victoria Brooklyn Store site. These data centres provided significant long term financial investment in Brimbank, electricity and water infrastructure upgrades and employment during construction and on-going employment for their operations. They however did bring controversy, the massive size of the buildings, the noise and heat generated, and the electricity and water requirements.The construction of these data centres attracted significant media coverage and sustained public interest. These documents are examples of the media coverage, documents released by the data centres and their contractors.6603.01 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre Oxtek Solutions Project Case Study.jpg 6603.01 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre Oxtek Solutions Project Case Study.pdf 6603.02 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre Vector Alliance Preliminary Safety Strategy 11th December 2025.jpg 6603.02 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre Vector Alliance Preliminary Safety Strategy 11th December 2025.PDF 6603.03 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre CDC Hosts Melbourne Data Centre Site Visit 9th April 2025.jpg 6603.03 - Geelong Road 594 Brooklyn - CDC Brooklyn Data Centre CDC Hosts Melbourne Data Centre Site Visit 9th April 2025.pdf 6603.04 - Brimbank Airs Data Centre Concerns - Star Weekly 25th June 2026 Page 1.jpg 6603.04 - Brimbank Airs Data Centre Concerns - Star Weekly 25th June 2026 Page 2.jpg 6603.04 - Brimbank Airs Data Centre Concerns - Star Weekly 25th June 2026.pdf 6603.05 - Call For Data Centre Forum - Star Weekly 29th June 2026.pdfgeelong road, brooklyn, radnor drive, deer park

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