Sport and Events – Stadium Goods Shed move
Minister, back to the Goods Shed, what are the cost estimates for moving the Goods Shed?
Minister, back to the Goods Shed, what are the cost estimates for moving the Goods Shed?
The Tasmanian Heritage Council has given no advice to Minister Ogilvie on the heritage impacts of the proposed Macquarie Point Stadium, despite a statutory requirement for them to do so.
The goods shed is now heritage listed and Heritage Tasmania's works manual unequivocally states that relocating a significant structure will in most circumstances be unacceptable.
Minister, have you had advice from the Tasmanian Heritage Council on the heritage impacts of the proposed Macquarie Point Stadium, particularly on the Cenotaph and the Goods Shed?
Minister for Parks Nick Duigan today doubled-down on the Liberals’ support for the Lake Malbena proposal, despite new evidence emerging that the developer’s excuses for neglecting the Heritage-listed Hall’s Hut are false.
The federal Environment department was indeed waiting for the Lake Malbena proponent to provide additional material requested in 2023.
Honourable Speaker, I support the comments of the member for Bass, Ms Rosol, but I make a couple of points from a local government perspective, having spent many years in local government making planning decisions on heritage properties.
The bill makes a number of amendments to the Historic Cultural Heritage Act 1995, intended to ensure the legislation remains aligned with the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.
Deputy Speaker, members of this House might be unaware, as I was until recently, that New Norfolk's Willow Court predates Port Arthur. It is the only complex in the country with a building of pioneering architecture representing each design era from 1830 to the 1960s.
Deputy Speaker, I rise this evening to speak about an issue raised by the concerned community of Longford: a small, passionate, proud group of Tasmanians taking on big oil.