Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium Integrated Assessment

The Commission has received the proponent’s reports in response to the Guidelines, submitted on 17 September 2024. The Commission has now commenced the integrated assessment of the project.

The Commission must prepare its integrated assessment report within 12 months of the submission date, or such later day as the Minister may direct in writing.

The proponent’s reports are provided for information below.

The Commission is required to consult with Hobart City Council and identified agencies with an interest in the project in relation to the preparation of the draft integrated assessment report.

The Panel has determined the agencies considered to have an interest in the project. See the list of agencies (PDF, 76.3 KB).

The overall assessment process is summarised in a flowchart (PDF, 181.6 KB).

The exhibition and representation period have now closed.

Exhibition of the draft integrated assessment report (draft IAR) commences at 4pm on 31 March 2025.

Representations may be made to the Commission until 8 May 2025 via the representation form.

Written representations must be received no later than midnight on 8 May 2025. Late representations will not be accepted.

Representations may also be submitted by post to Tasmanian Planning Commission, GPO Box 1691, HOBART TAS 7001.

The draft IAR, submissions from Hobart City Council and relevant agencies, and the Proponent's reports are available to view and download.

The draft IAR, submissions and the Proponent’s reports may also be viewed in person at:

• Tasmanian Planning Commission offices, Level 3, 144 Macquarie Street, Hobart (from 9am until 5pm, Monday to Friday)
• Launceston Library, 71 Civic Square, Launceston (during opening hours)
• Devonport Library, Paranaple Centre, 137 Rooke Street, Devonport (during opening hours)
• Burnie Library, 30 Alexander Street, Burnie (during opening hours)

Further information is available in the FAQ's.

Please note the Commission will consider every representation but will not necessarily hold a hearing into every one. It is anticipated that a number of issues raised by some of the representations will be the subject of hearings.