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Queenstown

Queenstown

Town in Tasmania, AustraliaWikipedia

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Oct 14, 2026

Mark HowardGUEST
31:39
It's like you playing at AFL in- I played on a gravel field this year.
Mark HowardGUEST
31:44
Was that in Queenstown? In Queenstown, Tasmania.
Mark HowardGUEST
31:45
That's the example I was going to use.
Mark HowardGUEST
31:47
It's completely foreign.
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Episode 448:Skymate

Oct 13 · 4 Mentions

SteveHOST
4:38
Perfect operation for, for SAS, Special Air Service.
SteveHOST
4:43
Uh, he was born in Queenstown, Australia.
SteveHOST
4:45
Now, Queenstown is, uh, oof, it's in South Australia, but I don't know if they, that is another typo.
SteveHOST
4:53
It could also be a typo, and, and he could've been born in Queensland, which is a state.
RobHOST
4:58
Mm.
SteveHOST
4:58
Quite a large place.
SteveHOST
5:00
But anyway, Queenstown does exist.
SteveHOST
5:01
There is a Queenstown in Australia, but the file card goes on to say that he grew up in, uh, not far from Haast Bluff, and it's-
Tilly Oddy-BlackHOST
4:38
Much bouncier than gravel.
Tilly Oddy-BlackHOST
4:41
But are we just being sooks? There's an actual footy oval made from gravel in Queenstown, Tasmania.
Tilly Oddy-BlackHOST
4:46
It's been there since the 1800s.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:51
I've had no really major injuries, but of course you get a lot of gravel rash.
Blake PaveyHOST
28:30
Devonport.
Ben KnightGUEST
28:31
No, no. You've got Queenstown, Strawn, and Zeehan.
Ben KnightGUEST
28:36
Zeehan was called Silver City back in the day.
Ben KnightGUEST
28:38
Houdini went there.
Ben KnightGUEST
29:06
Yeah, wait for it.
Ben KnightGUEST
29:07
The west coast of Tassie is so beautiful and so great.
Ben KnightGUEST
29:11
Their football field, because they mined in Queenstown so hard, their football field doesn't have any grass.
Ben KnightGUEST
29:15
They play on gravel.
Sam EdmundHOST
22:23
He does.
Ken HinkleyHOST
22:23
Um, played down at Queenstown in the gravel.
Ken HinkleyHOST
22:25
So yeah, we, w- we would love nothing more than to have him involved with our football club in some way, shape, or form.
Ken HinkleyHOST
22:31
'Cause, um, he's a, he's a legend of our game now already.
Steve EllisHOST
51:00
But Fagan remains a Tasmanian at heart.
Steve EllisHOST
51:03
Born in Queenstown, some two hundred and fifty kilometers northwest of Hobart, and the secret weapon for the Jackjumpers, proudly wearing their colors from the stands, where he never seems to witness defeat.
Steve EllisHOST
51:16
"A big shout out to Fags in the building," said Tasmania coach Scott Roth, who led the Jackjumpers to the twenty twenty-four NBL title six months before Fagan's first flag for the Lions.
Steve EllisHOST
51:31
"He's obviously a Tasmanian and a huge supporter of us.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
104:36
... are around the circumference of it.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
104:38
The toughest football sporting oval ever to have been has to be Queenstown in Tassie, where they used to get themselves a tetanus shot before each year, season, 'cause they played on gravel.
Dwayne RussellHOST
104:50
Oh, that would be tough.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
104:51
Yeah.
Dwayne RussellHOST
109:46
Feedback on the text line for Rinn, who's running hot with over 80 years of manufacturing hot water in Australia.
Dwayne RussellHOST
109:51
It's got to be Rinn.
Dwayne RussellHOST
109:52
Queenstown's got a mention Quite a bit.
Dwayne RussellHOST
109:54
It's the toughest ground to play on-
Tom RehnHOST
2:24
Yep.
Ben HookHOST
2:24
Comes from Tasmania and a place, I think it's Queenstown, isn't it? Was it, is it Queenstown, his hometown?
Tom RehnHOST
2:31
Yeah, I think that's right.
Ben HookHOST
2:31
Where the, the home ground isn't grass, isn't sand or dirt, it's gravel.
Andy MaherHOST
20:10
And I think Chris Fagan is a, he's a man driven by personal connection, and I think the arrival of Tasmania, I think that will have really pricked something in, in, in Chris Fagan.
Andy MaherHOST
20:21
Queenstown boy, I reckon he would be absolutely keen as mustard to have a role.
Andrew GazeHOST
20:28
Mm-hmm.
Andy MaherHOST
20:28
Not coaching.
Ben CameronHOST
13:29
... and, and have a yak to Chris Fagan, who just won his, his third consecutive premiership as a coach.
Ben CameronHOST
13:34
Queenstown is the-
Daniel HarfordHOST
13:34
Queenstown.
Daniel HarfordHOST
13:35
Just Google it too.
Daniel HarfordHOST
13:36
[laughs]

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