Tthe Tasmanian people have finally been given a small glimpse of what advice the Liberals relied on in deciding to build a billion-dollar stadium in Hobart
It is pleasing to see that there seems to be a renewed interest on the part of government in transparency and the conventions of a Westminster parliament.
The more we find out about the stadium, the more we realise it does not stack up. It cannot be built in that time frame.
The Premier has not provided any indication of how many documents he has withheld on the basis of them being Cabinet-in-confidence.
The Government’s Liminal Architecture report on the visual impact of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium was missing a critical image.
Can you confirm, if it is built, that the stadium would be more than double the height of the IXL building and Hunter Street Arts Building?
Do you have the courage to acknowledge what a disaster your stadium folly is, and seek to renegotiate the deal with the AFL?
The Greens’ second attempt to remove stadium funding from the State Budget was blocked by Labor and the Liberals in the Estimates Committee today.
It's very clear that the northern suburbs has been ditched as a potential location for a high-performance centre.
The business case for the stadium talks about the best-case scenario of 44 events a year.