by Our Place | November 20, 2024
Hundreds ofOur Place supporters joined the Walk to Protect the Cenotaph on Sunday, 10 November, in Hobart. A steady flow of people walked from Elizabeth Mall, along Bathurst Street and over the Rose Garden Bridge, down through the garden and around the Aquatic Centre...
by Our Place | October 3, 2024
On the morning of Sunday 10 November 2024 (the day before they host a commemorative service for Remembrance Day), RSL Tasmania is holding a vigil to highlight the threat to Tasmania’s Cenotaph posed by a proposed stadium at Macquarie Point. The vigil is supported by...
by Our Place | October 3, 2024
The $775m bid to bring an Aussie Rules team to Tasmania will place the state’s symphony orchestra in an unenviable world-first position, which could threaten its future existence. The plan to build a home for the newly formed Tasmanian Devils AFL team will see a...
by Our Place | October 2, 2024
In short: An Aboriginal reconciliation and truth-telling park was once proposed as the centrepiece of development at Macquarie Point, but when a stadium emerged, its location and scale changed. It has now reduced in size again, with practice cricket pitches and a...
by Our Place | September 27, 2024
At the end of a week of Estimates hearings in our State Parliament, the Tasmanian Times pulled together a range of views on what we learned about the cost of a proposed stadium at Mac Point. The selection includes a statement from Mr Roland Browne for Our Place...
by Our Place | September 23, 2024
The $775 million price tag for a stadium at Hobart’s Macquarie Point does not include the cost of building a multi-storey underground car park, or relocating the heritage-listed Goods Shed, the agency in charge of the build has confirmed. Macquarie Point...
