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Post by Elizabeth Kerr
Daily Archives: December 2, 2010
by Elizabeth | December 2, 2010 · 6:38 pm
Mayor and Councillors – read all about it
Tagged as Contacts, Councillors, DCC, Dunedin City Council, Mayor of Dunedin, Mysteries of Life, Profiles
by Elizabeth | December 2, 2010 · 12:13 pm
Stadium: private sector funding
### ODT Online Thu, 2 Dec 2010
$2.7m donated to stadium
By Stu Oldham
Four anonymous benefactors have donated $2.7 million to Dunedin’s new stadium, pitching total fundraising close to $38 million. Two of the donations are in the very high hundreds of thousands of dollars, and two more are in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Carisbrook Stadium Trust, and by extension DVML, was tasked to raise $45.5 million toward the stadium project.
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On changes to the stadium layout, options for the Academy of Sport moving to the back of the North Stand, and relocatable seating…
### ODT Online Thu, 2 Dec 2010
New plans for media box
By Stu Oldham
Sports journalists may get a different home in the Forsyth Barr Stadium, as its developers look for new ways to maximise its income. The Carisbrook Stadium Trust is considering moving the media box from the south to the north stand in a move it hopes will ultimately be cost-neutral.
[It] would mean the venue had more seats and corporate packages to sell, and more chance to develop a solid stream of new operational income.
Post by Elizabeth Kerr
Filed under Architecture, Construction, Design, Economics, Project management, Site, Sport, Stadiums
Tagged as Carisbrook Stadium Trust, Charitable funding, CST, Dunedin Venues Management Ltd, DVML, Fundraising, Government handout ($15m), NZ Academy of Sport South Island, Operating revenue, Otago Stadium, Private sector funding, Public funding, Relocatable seating, Seating
