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ABC Top Stories07.05.2026GeneralAustralia

Hobart stadium costs scrutinised amid global construction cost surge

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Tasmania's parliament has passed a motion calling for the government to release updated cost estimates for the Hobart stadium amid rising construction expenses linked to the global fuel crisis.

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