What if the largest structure in the Universe is more than we can comprehend? At 1.3 billion light-years wide and holding 200 quadrillion solar masses, Quipu challenges everything we know about space. How does it distort our measurements and shape the cosmos around it? Could there be more colossal superstructures waiting to be uncovered? | The Brain Maze

We're preparing to be the largest naval shipbuilding and maintenance hub in the Southern Hemisphere as part of AUKUS. And we want to make more things in WA, like solar panels, wind turbines, batteries and power lines. That's why we've passed the State Development Bill, which allows fast-track approvals for priority projects, overseen by a Coordinator General. It will make sure we can decarbonise and create jobs in a rapidly changing global economy. Our development laws haven't had a major update