Northern Territory aims to establish an AFL club within a decade, creating 260 jobs and $116M annual economic benefit.
The Northern Territory (NT) aims to establish an Australian Football League (AFL) club within a decade, with a taskforce including AFL greats Andrew McLeod and Nathan Buckley. A strategic business case estimates an AFL club would create 260 jobs and provide an annual economic benefit of $116 million to the territory. The NT government is pushing for a 20th AFL licence and is considering a 20,000-capacity stadium in Darwin as the club's base.
May 09, 2024
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