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Oliver Caffrey

AFL stands firm on 'no stadium, no Tasmanian club'

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon maintains Tasmania's incoming team must be based in Hobart with a new stadium. (Morgan Hancock/AAP PHOTOS)

The AFL is not backing away from its 'no stadium, no team' condition for the new Tasmanian club as the planned $715 million ground in Hobart's CBD continues to be a divisive election issue.

Tasmania premier Jeremy Rockliff, who is aiming to be re-elected after calling an early poll for March 23, has pledged to cap state government spending on the Macquarie Point stadium at $375 million.

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