Australia's GDP figures for March indicate a growth of 0.3%, primarily driven by private investment in datacentres, which poses significant risks to the environment and climate goals. The Climate Council has raised alarms that this growth may lead to increased electricity demand, prolong the use of coal power, and hinder progress towards net-zero emissions. While the economy appears to be growing, the investment in datacentres does not translate into job creation, as these facilities are designed to minimize human employment. Additionally, household spending in the same period rose, largely due to increased costs for electricity and gas, reflecting a decline in real per capita disposable income by 0.7%. This situation raises questions about the true indicators of economic health, as the focus on GDP growth may overlook crucial factors such as environmental sustainability and living standards.