@brentcostelloe The players won’t be expected to live in Tassie for ever! They can come for the opportunity and experience. They may love it and stay. They may leave. They may even return. Can’t use past Tassie greats as examples because they might still be here if we already had a team.
Political leaders think they know why we voted as we did. They don’t have any idea.
I vote for who I feel is the least worse option, and that certainly doesn’t equate to a big tick of approval of everything.
@theprojecttv I rely on The Project to keep me informed and educated on current events. The axing will leave an unfillable gap in my present lifestyle.
In the (not a chance in hell) possibility of me receiving a national award I would hope it would be an Australia Day Award and not for the British monarch’s birthday.
Why aren’t we a republic yet!!
And the two lads who hail from little old Smithton on the NW Coast of Tasmania (population: approx 4000) both make the team. Outstanding effort Jacob & Nash 👏👏👏.
#FromThePureWaters
Congratulations to Jacob Furphy and Nash Walker who have been selected in the U19 Australian Emus team. 💚
The Emus will compete at the FIBA U19 Men’s Basketball World Cup in Switzerland from 28 June to 6 July. 🇨🇭
#BleedGreen#TheTasmanianWay