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ABC News: Tasmania falls to last in latest CommBank State of the States economic report

ABC News: Tasmania falls to last in latest CommBank State of the States economic report

by Our Place | September 15, 2026

In short: The latest CommBank ranking of states and territories’ performance across a series of key indicators puts Tasmania at the bottom of the pack, where it has been for all of 2026. The report found the state has the highest unemployment rate in the...
ABC News: Service Tasmania proposal slashes in-person hours at five regional stores

ABC News: Service Tasmania proposal slashes in-person hours at five regional stores

by Our Place | September 12, 2026

In short: Five Service Tasmania centres across the state may have face-to-face operating hours cut by up to half under proposed changes. Concerns have been raised about the impact on Tasmanians who are not confident or able to access services online as the service...
How the dream of Tasmania’s AFLW / AFL Teams turned into a political storm about a contentious stadium

How the dream of Tasmania’s AFLW / AFL Teams turned into a political storm about a contentious stadium

by Our Place | September 11, 2026

For years, Tasmanians dreamed of having AFL teams. That dream looked like a reality in 2023 when the AFL confirmed a licence. But a catch: no teams without a brand-new, roofed stadium at Macquarie Point, Hobart. A moment of triumph soon spiralled into one of the...
ABC Radio Hobart: Tassie Devils CEO Brendon Gale says Firmus sponsorship deal had ‘extensive consideration’

ABC Radio Hobart: Tassie Devils CEO Brendon Gale says Firmus sponsorship deal had ‘extensive consideration’

by Our Place | September 9, 2026

Firmus, the company behind a number of AI data centre developments proposed for Tasmania, has signed a six year partnership with the Tasmania Devils AFL and AFLW teams. But with data centres attracting criticism around energy use and and environmental impacts, is this...
Pulse Tasmania: Poll finds three in four Tasmanians want full Macquarie Point stadium cost released

Pulse Tasmania: Poll finds three in four Tasmanians want full Macquarie Point stadium cost released

by Our Place | September 8, 2026

Nearly three in four Tasmanians polled last month want the full cost of the Macquarie Point stadium disclosed to parliament and the public. The uComms survey of 1,164 people found 74.4% agreed the cost should be released, against 9.1% who disagreed. Support held up...
Pulse Tasmania: Poll finds three in four Tasmanians want full Macquarie Point stadium cost released

Pulse Tasmania: Abetz compares TT-Line’s $1.145 billion debt to a home mortgage

by Our Place | September 8, 2026

Treasurer Eric Abetz has defended TT-Line’s long-term debt, comparing it to a home mortgage and insisting the government will back the company no matter what. During a heated question time this morning, Abetz faced repeated questions from opposition leader Josh Willie...
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© 2025 Macquarie Point Vision Ltd

Authorised by Roland Browne, 115 Collins St, Hobart, TAS 7000

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.