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Hobart Stadium 2.0 Developer Enters Liquidation, Owner Pursues New Waterfront Project

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SolutionsWon Group, a development company linked to Hobart's rejected 'Stadium 2.0' proposal, has entered liquidation owing $6 million.
Its director, Dean Coleman, is now involved in a new waterfront development plan called Regatta Quay Precinct (RQP).

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SolutionsWon Group, a development company linked to Hobart's rejected 'Stadium 2.0' proposal, has entered liquidation owing $6 million. Its director, Dean Coleman, is now involved in a new waterfront development plan called Regatta Quay Precinct (RQP).

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