It's our clear understanding that the AFL withheld the news of its decision to walk away from the People First Stadium, fearing the optics ahead of this vote today. You have said
Mr President, with respect, that's simply not good enough. You made the decision to provide advice to this Council that was provided to you by Stadiums Tasmania. That advice, if...
You will recall that I asked you the day before yesterday about the AFL's decision in Queensland to walk away from the People First Stadium, which has become a massive loss-making
Will you avail yourself of some of the information so that you have the necessary information at your disposal to understand about the viability of these large stadia where we've
Is the minister aware that the AFL is considering walking, if indeed it has not already walked, away from its arrangement over the Gold Coast Stadium, a stadium that is a venue of
The AFL deal talked about a commitment of $124 million, I think, and they've issued a media release saying it's now $360 million. Has that been locked into an agreement?
Mr President, I rise to make a brief contribution on the adjournment, in part in response to the honourable member for Mersey's contribution last night, where he made it clear that
Following months of Greens and crossbench MPs lobbying the AFL, finally the League has agreed to a meeting to discuss their insistence on building a stadium at Macquarie Point.
Representatives from across the political spectrum have written to the AFL CEO requesting a meeting on the untenable stadium condition in the Devils’ license agreement.
You would be aware of the events that are unfolding today and the seriousness of the potential consequences.
