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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Carisbrook (stadium)
		Carisbrook is a major sporting venue in Dunedin, New Zealand.
		Carisbrook is found in the southwest of the city, and was named after the estate of early colonial settler James Macandrew (itself named after a castle in the Isle of Wight).
		The stadium is home to Otago cricket, to the Otago rugby team in the National Provincial Championship and to the Highlanders Super 12 rugby team.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Carisbrook-%28stadium%29 (261 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		The stadium is home to the Otago rugby team in the Air New Zealand Cup and to the Highlanders Super 14 rugby team.
		The new proposed stadium would be based in Awatea Street, Dunedin North, close to the north end of Anzac Avenue.
		Construction and ownership of the stadium would be overseen by the Carisbrook Stadium Trust, led by a former local Dunedin city counsellor (and dentist), Malcolm Farry.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Carisbrook_(stadium) (977 words)

	$180m stadium to replace Carisbrook [audio report] - 10 Aug 2006 - NZ Herald: Rugby news and coverage from New Zealand ...
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust announced last night that it had all but abandoned the option to upgrade Carisbrook in favour of replacing the stadium.
		Day-to-day management of the stadium would lie with the trust, which intended attracting concerts, other sports outside of rugby, and seminars to the facility.
		It is expected the stadium would be completed by October 2010 and allow a full Super 14 rugby season to be played there before the World Cup.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /category/story.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=10395411 (639 words)

	Super14.com - Super 14 rugby
		Carisbrook was named after the estate of early colonial settler James Macandrew (itself named after a castle in the Isle of Wight).
		Construction of the stadium would be overseen by the Carisbrook Stadium Trust, led by a former local Dunedin city counsellor (and dentist), Malcolm Farry.
		The stadium would be built in collaboration with the University of Otago and could include sports research facilities and perhaps a new university gymnasium.
	www.super14.com /highlanders/stadium.asp (605 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the August 9 2006, it was announced that the current incarnation of Carisbrook would be retired and that a new covered stadium, like the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff would be built.
		Based in North Dunedin within the University of Otago vicinity, between Logan Park and the edge of the Otago Harbour, and close to the mouth of the Water of Leith the stadium would be expected to be ready for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
		Construction and ownership of the stadium would be overseen by the Carisbrook Stadium Trust, led by a former local Dunedin city counsellor (and dentist), Malcolm Farry.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Carisbrook (694 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The stadium is home to the Otago rugby team in the Air New Zealand Cup and to the Highlanders Super 14 rugby team.
		It is the former home of Otago cricket,which moved to the University Oval at Logan Park in the north of the city after the redevelopment in the early 2000s.
		It is yet to be announced if the stadium would be named Carisbrook, but it is current talked about in the media as "The Glasshouse".
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Carisbrook_(stadium) (694 words)

	lawyer Carisbrook_ stadium - lawyer-report.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yankee Stadium, for example, was built on a triangular city block in The Bronx, New York City.
		The spectator areas of a stadium can be referred to as bleachers, especially in the U.S., or as terraces, especially in the United Kingdom but also in some American baseball parks, as an alternative to the term tier.
		There remain a few municipally-owned stadiums, which are often known by a name that is significant to their area, such as Minneapolis' Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.
	www.lawyer-report.com /Carisbrook_%28stadium%29 (1377 words)

	Dunedin stadium: a grand vision, but who pays? - Mainlander - The Press
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust chairman, Malcolm Farry, says the university's involvement is "absolutely critical" to the project.
		Carisbrook will probably be handed to the trust as the rugby union's contribution.
		Vandervis, a rebel councillor in a red-checked shirt among the dark suits, is queering the stadium pitch with allegations of political cronyism, shady land deals, cover-ups of financial estimates, a propaganda campaign at ratepayers' expense and denial of opportunity for debate.
	stuff.co.nz /4072829a13135.html (1655 words)

	Carisbrook to be replaced
		A new 32,00 seat stadium costing $180 million is to be built at the opposite end of the city.
		It is a joint venture between the University of Otago and the Carisbrook Stadium Trust.
		The All Blacks have their best record at Carisbrook and its going to be really sad to see the ground go.
	www.geekzone.co.nz /bradstewart/1047 (696 words)

	Discussion \| Dunedin Stadium Redevelopment - SkyscraperCity
		Carisbrook, the 130-year-old rugby ground in Dunedin, is to be abandoned in favour of a stadium costing up to $180 million in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust announced at a function last night it had all but abandoned the option to upgrade Carisbrook in favour of replacing the 130-year-old stadium with a multipurpose venue.
		To daves question where they propose to build the new stadium is north of the city and on the northern edge of the uni about 5 minutes drive form the cbd and about 5 mins max walk for all the students and also on the main road to Port Chalmers.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=382911 (3040 words)

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		Dunedin's Carisbrook rugby ground is to be replaced with a multi-million-dollar sports stadium and sports research centre on the other side of the city.
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust announced plans last night for a new stadium in North Dunedin, near the University of Otago.
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust chair Malcolm Farry says naming right’s to parts of the stadium will be sold, but not the ground itself.
	www.newswire.co.nz /main/viewstory.aspx?storyid=330803&catid=0&m=print (131 words)

	Carisbrook (stadium) - TvWiki, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Image:Carisbrook.jpg Carisbrook is a major sporting venue in Dunedin, New Zealand.
		It is also the home of Otago cricket, although the redevelopment of the University Oval at the north end of the city could see this sport's association with the stadium diminish.
		The demands of modern international sport have led to calls for the ground to be significantly upgraded or replaced.
	www.tvwiki.tv /wiki/Carisbrook_%28stadium%29 (433 words)

	Field of dreams - Opinion - The Press
		Such is the reputation of Carisbrook as one of the world's most famous rugby venues that plans for its replacement were bound to attract attention, writes The Press in an editorial.
		Carisbrook, now a venue of glorious but fading memories – a metaphor for Dunedin itself – is too decrepit to host World Cup Games or tests and has been criticised as a venue for Super 14 fixtures.
		The stadium's estimated cost of $188 million is a big spend for a smallish city with limited economic prospects.
	www.stuff.co.nz /stuff/4077152a14337.html (637 words)

	2011 Rugby World Cup - GamesBids.com Forums
		Dunedin is poised to become the first New Zealand city to have a sports stadium with a retractable roof after news emerged of a new $180 million development to replace the 130-year-old Carisbrook.
		The famous Dunedin stadium is set to be replaced by a new ground in the city's north near Logan Park, close to Otago University.
		Carisbrook Trust chairman Malcolm Farry says if they can have a retractable roof it will be the best stadium in the country and will be able to hold concerts or test matches without having to worry about the weather.
	www.gamesbids.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=3763&view=findpost&p=82933 (1583 words)

	National Business Review (NBR) - Business, News, Arts, Media, Share Market & More
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust chairman Malcolm Farry has raised these as possible fundraising tools should the Dunedin City Council and Otago Regional Council, which are being targeted as major contributors to the stadium, agree to help fund the project.
		Option 1a is for a stadium with a roof ($188 million) and 1b for an uncovered stadium ($150 million).
		The other four options involve upgrading the existing Carisbrook rugby stadium which the trust is not promoting as aggressively as the Awatea Street option.
	www.nbr.co.nz /home/column_article.asp?id=17458&cid=16&cname=Property (516 words)

	Dunedin's new 'House of Pain' gets a roof
		Plans for this new state-of-the-art multi-purpose stadium to replace Carisbrook, the home of Otago rugby for 130 years, were unveiled in Dunedin on Wednesday, although the designs are yet to be drawn up.
		Carisbrook, the original House of Pain, is deemed as no longer suitable for international events in sport such as rugby and cricket.
		The new stadium is set to be located in the city’s north, near Logan Park, close to Otago University.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /sport/365/rugby/news/2006/09/08/dunedin39s-new-39house-of-pain39-gets-a-roof.html (457 words)

	Malcolm Farry: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Reaction from both the local community and around the country had been "extremely positive" since the project was first floated publicly in early August.
		Two of those involved significant upgrades of the existing stadium, with the third option a new stadium at another site in the city.
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust chief executive Malcolm Farry said plans could include capacity for up to 32,000 and for a roof, although that would depend on the cost.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/Farry_Malcolm_988115877.aspx (526 words)

	Our Stadium, Otago, New Zealand
		Our stadium has become a hot topic for debate in the local body elections campaign.
		This is our chance to make sure the Awatea St Stadium becomes a reality.
		About Us Our Stadium club is newly established organisation that is completely independent from the Carisbrook Stadium Trust, Dunedin City Council and Otago Regional Council.
	www.ourstadium.co.nz (181 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages \| Tickets for Rugby game in NZ...
		Carisbrook is not an impossible walk from the centre of town.
		Yes the correct name for the stadium is Carisbrook aka the 'Brook and of course the house of pain.
		The stadium its self is on the corner of Burns and Neville streets.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=3&start=0&tid=34608542 (917 words)

	Eden Park Residents Association, Eden Park Neighbours - Stadiums queue for Eden Park treatment
		Formal requests from Otago have yet to be made, but Christchurch's Jade Stadium is facing a $20 million shortfall for the $60 million needed to replace its aging east stand.
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust's chairman, Dunedin businessman Malcolm Farry, said yesterday it was only fair for government money to be spread around Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin.
		Jade Stadium, which will borrow $40 million and repay it from revenue, expects Christchurch City Council will be able to help the Government meet the $20 million shortfall.
	www.edenparkresidents.org.nz /newsdisplay.asp?id=141 (544 words)

	Super14.com - Super 14 rugby
		Carisbrook was named after the estate of early colonial settler James Macandrew (itself named after a castle in the Isle of Wight).
		The stadium - which it is hoped will seat 32,000 - would be ready for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
		The stadium would be built in collaboration with the University of Otago and could include sports research facilities and perhaps a new university gymnasium.
	www.globalsuper14.com /highlanders/stadium.asp (632 words)

	Scoop: Students Bag Rate-Payer Funded Stadium
		OPSA’s survey differs significantly from the Carisbrook Stadium Trust’s survey reported in today’s ODT, in that it was an informed and more meaningful survey; OPSA’s survey did not avoid the hard questions - respondents were also asked about support for the stadium if they had to pay for it through their rates.
		OPSA’s survey also elicited many comments from OP students that the proposed stadium was unaffordable to the city and its rate-payers, that Dunedin was too small for such a stadium to be financially viable, and that upgrading the current stadium would be preferable.
		The majority of respondents did not believe a new stadium should be funded by rates or rent increases; 58% opted for a $0 increase in rates or rent to pay for a new stadium.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/ED0705/S00101.htm (1356 words)

	carisbrook (stadium) - Definition and Meaning of carisbrook (stadium)
		carisbrook (stadium) - Definition and Meaning of carisbrook (stadium)
		1:...a stadium that has a roof [syn: [[dome]], [[domed stadiumstadium
		stadium that has a roof [syn: [[dome]], [[covered stadiumstadium
	www.wordiq.com /reference/carisbrook+%28stadium%29 (146 words)

	Carisbrook Stadium Trust sticks to budget - Newstalk ZB
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust sticks to budget - Newstalk ZB On Air Now: Kerre Woodham
		The Carisbrook Stadium Trust believes its investigations into a new stadium fall within agreed budget limits so far.
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust chief executive Darren Burden has written to the council with information relating to the $800,000 it was allowed to spend between March and June this year.
	www.newstalkzb.co.nz /newsdetail1.asp?storyID=123355 (274 words)

	GamesBids.com Forums > 2011 Rugby World Cup
		Jun 30 2006, 10:33 PM the local community have dealth with the impact of the stadium on their environment for ages...although i do believe they should be considered..if they not happy with whats happening they should just move away and stop moaning..
		The idea for a waterfront stadium has captured the public imagination, with more than two-thirds of nearly 200 people who sent emails to the Herald last week on the Bledisloe Wharf option saying a new purpose-built stadium would be a showcase for the city and the nation.
		Oct 14 2006, 07:11 AM Just an update with the new stadium, yesterday the Auckland City Council formally backed the plan for a National Stadium to be constructed to host the final of the 2011 World Cup.
	www.gamesbids.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php?t3763.html (5438 words)

	Carisbrook upgrade uncertain \| NATIONAL \| NEWS \| tvnz.co.nz
		The city has to decide whether to spend nearly $200 million on a new, roofed Carisbrook.
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust wants to build a permanent clear roof over the stadium which would take up to 30,000 spectators.
		If approved the new Carisbrook will be finished in time for the 2011 rugby world cup.
	tvnz.co.nz /view/page/423466/1002464 (210 words)

	The Otago Daily Times, Online Edition
		A redevelopment of Carisbrook will be completed by late 2010, ensuring the southern region is a contender to host 2011 Rugby World Cup matches, according to the man spearheading the project.
		Carisbrook Stadium Trust proposed chairman Malcolm Farry yesterday hit back at what he described as recent “uninformed comments” about Carisbrook’s future.
		Mr Farry said the Carisbrook Stadium Trust had kept the NZRU informed of its progress.
	www.odt.co.nz /article.php?refid=2006,07,04,1,00100,af0b6ab8083e770d4a9af30c9c0c44b7§=0 (541 words)

	worldstadia.com:: Carisbrook Stadium, Dunedin> View Stadium
		Carisbrook Stadium is the centre of sporting events in the New Zealand city of Dunedin.
		The stadium is predominately used for Cricket and Rugby Union, although other sports including Football (Soccer) have also been played at Carisbrook.
		No Comments have been submitted for this stadium.
	www.worldstadia.com /stadium/new%20zealand/carisbrook_stadium/853.php (70 words)

	Carisbrook Stadium Redevelopment
		Evaluating Public Perception Carisbrook Mail Survey Prelim Report (773KB)
		A Steering Group has been formed to look at what is needed for the Brook and is consulting widely to look at three possible options for the stadium.
		The options are outlined in a brochure that has been mailed to households throughout Otago a series of public meetings have taken place.
	www.cityofdunedin.com /city/?page=project_caris (343 words)

	2006 Media Release, University of Otago, New Zealand
		The University of Otago strongly supports further development of the concept of a multi-use stadium complex alongside the campus.
		University Vice-Chancellor Professor David Skegg says the University will be working with the Carisbrook Stadium Trust over the coming months to investigate the feasibility of such a facility.
		"A stadium complex including University amenities would also be a major drawcard for students coming to Dunedin, especially as this would complement planned developments of the sport and recreation facilities at Logan Park."
	www.otago.ac.nz /news/news/2006/09b-08-06_press_release.html (506 words)

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