Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Our Place"
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922ArticleStadium Debate Reveals Political Division
As the Legislative Council begin their debate on the Order for a stadium at Macquarie Point the divisions within the Tasmanian political...
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AFL Contract Transfers All Stadium Risk to Tasmanians
Economic Puff Piece – Stadium Costs are Clearly Understated In response to an opinion piece in the Mercury from the Coordinator General...
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Economic Puff Piece – Stadium Costs are Clearly Understated
MONA's vision for the redevelopment of Macquarie Point designed by Fender Katsalidis and Rush Wright
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Parliament to Vote Blind on Billion-Dollar Stadium Gamble
As parliamentarians prepare to consider approval for the Macquarie Point stadium, they will do so without answers to fundamental questions about the...
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Abetz Dismisses Expert Warning; Stadium Proceeding Over TPC’s ‘Opinion’
The debate over the Macquarie Point AFL stadium has escalated with the Government’s release of its response to the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s...
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Our Place Demands Cost Transparency for Stadium
The advocacy group Our Place have released 20 critical questions concerning the rapidly escalating and allegedly hidden costs of the proposed Macquarie...
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Ignoring Experts – Stadium Ignorance, a Trump-esque Folly
Ignorance is Bliss The macro and the micro. Watching Trump addressing world leaders last week at the United Nations, attacking and dismissing...
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Government Faces Mounting Pressure to Scrap Stadium Plan
In response to the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s (TPC) final report on the proposed Macquarie Point Stadium, media releases from various politicians and...
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Government is Breaching Macquarie Point Stadium Funding Agreement
Independent Member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, has today sent the following letter to the Prime Minister expressing his concern that the Tasmanian...
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Stadium Rationale Destroyed in Planning Commission Salvo
While the politics of an election campaign were playing out, the Tasmanian Planning Commission continued with its Project of State Significance hearings.
