North Melbourne and Hawthorn are these two clubs the street walkers of the AFL, do anything for a buck
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What a dump: the history of the Hawks' new base
There is a reason the Hawthorn Football Club was able to find a spare 28-hectare site in suburban Melbourne for their new football base – a big slice was a dump.
Victoria's pollution watchdog has issued four clean-up notices for the Din San site in Dingley in the past three years and will be testing for elevated methane gas levels at the site this month.
The site was used as a landfill for "solid inert wastes" from February 1983 to June 2012.
The Environment Protection Authority told Fairfax Media the Din San landfill site is "now being managed post closure and has been issued two Pollution Abatement Notices (PAN) that require investigations into how the land will be rehabilitated to address any potential risks".
The use of the land for "solid inert wastes" did not cease in 2012... it ramped up when the Hawfs moved inHawthorn tried to set up base at Dingley Tip but that seems to have come to a very smelly standstill. Won't someone please let our gypsy friends in?
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They’ll think of something else to make up for it.Least WA club whiners will have one less thing to complain about
Just have to get rid of another parasite vic club and we’ll be looking good.Least WA club whiners will have one less thing to complain about
Government should fund them both a new stadium.