The decision is sure to cause ire among opponents of the stadium,which is essential to the state’s dream of fielding the Tassie Devils in the AFL.
The Adelaide chairman,a former premier of South Australia,on the future of coach Matthew Nicks,and how the Crows will chase out-of-contract stars.
Will one of the greatest brains in Australian rules football really step away from coaching for good?
More concerns are emerging about the planned AFL stadium in Hobart. Richmond’s Rhyan Mansell is heading to the tribunal,and pressure continues to mount on Carlton.
Cricket authorities have taken their stadium design concerns to the state government,but the AFL maintains that the Devils team will not go ahead if the ground doesn’t have a roof.
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon has responded to the widespread speculation about payments from third parties and to reporting of Geelong’s salary cap audit.
St Kilda president Andrew Bassat concedes his club has “done some things poorly in the past” but insists it is at a disadvantage because it is not given marquee games or allowed to play more matches at the MCG.
The Tasmania Devils boss insists the team will be ready to play in the AFL from 2028,and dismissed concerns about potential delays to the Macquarie Point stadium.
Tasmania needs the roofed stadium so that it can have a team in the AFL,but the venue has been designed to offer the state so much more.
Tasmania Devils executive director Kath McCann was the brainchild behind the club’s $10 memberships,which have already attracted 195,000 members.