A tech company building data centers in Tasmania sparked controversy after accidentally revealing plans to tap into the state’s agricultural irrigation system for backup cooling — even though they claim most water will come from their own rainwater tanks. Farmers, who rely on the water for crops, are wary and demand the company respect existing agreements. The government says it hasn’t received an official proposal and will review any request with community input — possibly requiring new legislation. Firmus insists they’ll truck in water if access is denied, but tensions are rising as this story unfolds.
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