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Our Place calls out the Premier’s contempt of Parliament over stadium costs

Our Place calls out the Premier’s contempt of Parliament over stadium costs

by Our Place | August 12, 2026

Media Release12 August 2026 Our Place – Hobart has described the Premier’s response to the Parliament’s motion requiring the government to update the parliament on the cost of the proposed stadium as contemptuous. Spokesperson Roland Browne said the government,...
The Pulse: Rockliff won’t release updated stadium costings despite parliament demand

The Pulse: Rockliff won’t release updated stadium costings despite parliament demand

by Our Place | August 11, 2026

The state government will not release an updated cost estimate for the Macquarie Point stadium, with Premier Jeremy Rockliff saying doing so would damage the procurement process. “The Macquarie Point Development Corporation will not be providing any figures at all...
ABC Listen: Tasmanian Greens leader calls on premier to release Macquarie Point stadium cost update

ABC Listen: Tasmanian Greens leader calls on premier to release Macquarie Point stadium cost update

by Our Place | August 11, 2026

Tasmanian Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff says a motion will be moved tomorrow calling for an updated cost figure for the proposed Macquarie Point stadium.  It comes after the Public Accounts Committee heard on Friday that the war in the Middle East has increased costs...
ABC Radio: What is the latest price tag on building the Macquarie Point stadium and what’s the next step with construction?

ABC Radio: What is the latest price tag on building the Macquarie Point stadium and what’s the next step with construction?

by Our Place | July 28, 2026

Tasmanian Treasurer Eric Abetz is interviewed by Hobart Drive presenter Lucy Breaden. Listen...
ABC News: Works begin at site of Hobart’s Macquarie Point stadium as proponent dismisses concerns over potential builder

ABC News: Works begin at site of Hobart’s Macquarie Point stadium as proponent dismisses concerns over potential builder

by Our Place | July 27, 2026

In short: Earthworks are underway at Macquarie Point, where Hobart’s new $1.13 billion stadium is expected to be built by 2030. Two companies are currently vying for the right to build the facility, including one that is facing workplace safety charges in New...
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  • Our Place calls out the Premier’s contempt of Parliament over stadium costs
  • The Pulse: Rockliff won’t release updated stadium costings despite parliament demand
  • ABC Listen: Tasmanian Greens leader calls on premier to release Macquarie Point stadium cost update
  • ABC Radio: What is the latest price tag on building the Macquarie Point stadium and what’s the next step with construction?
  • ABC News: Works begin at site of Hobart’s Macquarie Point stadium as proponent dismisses concerns over potential builder

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We respectfully acknowledge the Muwinina people as traditional custodians of the land upon which Greater Hobart is built.


They knew Macquarie Point as Nipaluna.

We recognise that the renaming of this place after the Governor of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, who was known for ordering violent reprisals against Aboriginal people, constitutes a profound disrespect for the continuing relationship of Tasmanian Aboriginal people with their ancestral country.

We support the vision of Tasmanian Aboriginal people to create a Truth and Reconciliation Park at the heart of the Macquarie Point precinct as a way of healing the trauma of dispossession and genocide, and of celebrating the resilience and generosity of Tasmanian Aboriginal culture.