Tasmania Devils

[amber_fluid]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

[wenchbarwer]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

One swallow doesn't make a summer.

Makes for a good night, though.

[Booney]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

One swallow doesn't make a summer.

Makes for a good night, though.

Great nights*

[Brodlach]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

What would you know about finals?

[amber_fluid]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

What would you know about finals?

Remind me when your last finals win was ?

Bring on the Ashes!

[Booney]

*cough* Ben Keays *cough*

Based on his finals output I’d say he’s still a list clogger

What would you know about finals?

Remind me when your last finals win was ?

Bring on the Ashes!

Bullshit, I'm not done with the straight sets yet!

[Brodlach]

I didn’t think you liked tennis?

[Booney]

I didn’t think you liked tennis?

Hate it.

[Jim05]

Stadium looks likely to get the go ahead if todays parliment procedings is anything to go by.

[Booney]

For the second weekend in a row, Tasmania's proposed Macquarie Point stadium has drawn a large crowd to Hobart's parliament lawns — this time to stand in support of the project.

On December 4, Tasmania's Legislative Council will vote on whether to approve or reject a 23,000-seat stadium, bringing years of debate to an end.

Katrina Devereux believes a stadium will bring growth to the state "and a future for our children".

"My son's actually left [the state] because there's nothing for us in Tasmania. We actually need things for the young people," she said.

"I've got two little grandchildren, so yes, we're very passionate about the stadium."

A similar reason compelled Emma McQueen to attend.

"I feel like we have nothing in Tassie and it's about time we got something to help build the revenue for everything else," Ms McQueen said.

Tasmania Police estimated "potentially up to 15,000 people" attended Sunday's rally.

Organiser of last week's anti-stadium rally Roland Browne said a "similar-sized crowd" gathered last Sunday.

Police estimated that 1,500 people were at the anti-stadium rally.

In a speech to the pro-stadium rally, Premier Jeremy Rockliff thanked those who gathered.

"I couldn't be prouder," Mr Rockliff said.

"To those who have travelled from any corner of the state, to the mums to the dads, to the nans to the pops, the boys and the girls, from every corner of our wonderful state, to make sure that your voice was heard loud and clear."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-30/ ... /106083340