Securing a Sustainable AFL Legacy: Key Lessons from the Gruen Report

The Gruen Report, commissioned under the government’s agreement with the Jacqui Lambie Network, offers a critical lens on the proposed stadium at Macquarie Point. Independent economist Dr Nicholas Gruen found significant underestimations in cost, overstated benefits, and unrealistic timelines in the current government proposal. His report highlights the need for thoughtful planning, robust consultation, and alternatives that prioritise fiscal responsibility and community impact—points that align closely with the vision of MAC2.0.

For a detailed insight into the financial and community impacts of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium, we encourage you to read Dr Nicholas Gruen’s full report available here: Gruen Report Link.

Let's make informed decisions that ensure the AFL dream enriches Tasmania not just in spirit but in sustainable success. Join us in supporting a vision that looks beyond the immediate, aiming for a legacy that generations of Tasmanians will be proud of.

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The Stadia Precinct MAC2.0 proposal guarantees a maximum state investment of $375 million. Under no circumstances will the state incur any financial obligations beyond the scope of the Stadium project