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Dr Kevin Bonham: uComms: Tas Labor Getting Run Out Of The Stadium

Dr Kevin Bonham: uComms: Tas Labor Getting Run Out Of The Stadium

by Our Place | September 6, 2026

Today came the unexpected surprise of a new uComms poll of Tasmanian state voting intention commissioned by the anti-stadium group Our Place, trading for polling purposes as Macquarie Point Vision Limited.  The poll had a sample size of 1164 and was taken 26-27 August...
Dr Kevin Bonham: uComms: Tas Labor Getting Run Out Of The Stadium

New polling: 74% of Tasmanians demand the truth on stadium costs

by Our Place | September 5, 2026

New statewide polling has found an overwhelming majority of Tasmanians want the Premier to be honest about the true cost of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium, with 74.4% agreeing full costs should be disclosed to Parliament and the public. Half of those polled...
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,...
Why Our Place wants you to help Labor chart a path to a secure future for Tasmania

Why Our Place wants you to help Labor chart a path to a secure future for Tasmania

by Our Place | July 24, 2026

When Mr Josh Willie assumed the party leadership nearly a year ago, we asked our campaign supporters to join us in writing to him and his fellow Labor parliamentary members calling for a policy reset on the stadium. Click here to read about the state of play at that...
Our Place responds to extra seating at Mac Point Stadium proposal

Our Place responds to extra seating at Mac Point Stadium proposal

by Our Place | July 22, 2026

Our Place – Hobart has described MPDC’s announcement today of a possible increase in stadium capacity by 7,000 seats as another of many deceptions surrounding the stadium, and one that only raises further questions. Spokesperson Roland Browne said: “Given the...
ABC Radio: Economist Nicholas Gruen estimates the cost of the Macquarie Point stadium will blow out to $1.5 billion

ABC Radio: Economist Nicholas Gruen estimates the cost of the Macquarie Point stadium will blow out to $1.5 billion

by Our Place | June 9, 2026

Amidst global instability, inflation and challenges to the construction industry, the Tasmanian Government revised its estimated cost of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium from a total of $775 million to $1.13 billion. But economist Nicholas Gruen tells Tasmania...
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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.