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Derwent Boat Sales are the complete BOAT SALES SERVICE.

We offer buyers and sellers alike the most accurate and professional advice available in our local marketplace coupled with the most prominently located offices of any boat brokerage at the Derwent Sailing Squadron Sandy Bay (adjacent to the Royal Yacht Club of Tas) and the Oyster Cove Marina in Kettering, these marinas alone carry approx. 800 plus boats.

Our commitment is to getting the job done, if you are looking to sell your boat we will provide an obligation free ACCURATE MARKET APPRAISAL and a marketing strategy including exposure across all mainstream sales sites, liaison with our national network, local print media, and feature in our high visitation office displays.

Buyers are courteously treated and time provided to properly assess your needs to ensure we offer the vessel best suited to your needs.

Managed by one of Tasmania’s most experienced boat brokers with excellent negotiating skills we strive to put the right deal together to the mutual benefit of all parties.

Please do not hesitate to contact us whether buying, selling or just wanting some general advice.

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New AFL and AFLW club Tasmania Devils' popularity shows general public on side, club boss says

More than 75,000 people have already snapped up $10 foundation memberships for the new Tasmania Devils AFL and AFLW team in under 24 hours, smashing the club's expectations.

The club had set a figure of 40,000 by the end of October.

At an event in Campbell Town on Tuesday morning, Tasmania Football Club chair Grant O'Brien said he was thrilled by the response.

"We were kind of a little bit nervous about that, to be honest," he said.

"I mean, how do you really know?

"Now we've got certainty, we're just riding it."

The colours, logo and foundation guernsey for the newest AFL club were unveiled on Monday night simultaneously at six sites around the state, in addition to 20 live stream sites.

Known as the Tasmania Devils, the teams will wear "myrtle green, primrose yellow and rose red" with a stylised design of a Tasmanian devil head.

The foundation guernsey, which will feature on special occasions, will feature a map of Tasmania at its centre with a red "T".

"It was quite a night last night for the club and for all Tasmanians, really," Mr O'Brien said.

"A bit of a culmination of the decades of the state wanting to have it's rightful place within the AFL and AFLW and for everyone in Tassie that thought it couldn't happen.

"We we're a bit emotional about the fact that it looks like it's happening."

The $10 membership includes a "special digital founding membership card", a choice of three sticker designs, and "exclusive communication and access to member exclusive merchandise".

"Founding members" are also told "your name will be represented in our training and administration home forever!"

"We are not exactly sure how we will do it yet, but we can guarantee you your name will always be there," the club's website states.

"Last night was a big step forward," Mr O'Brien said.

"We're going to enjoy that moment for a moment but then we're going to get on with things."

Tasmanian AFLW player Emma Humphries said she didn't expect so many memberships to be snapped up so quickly.

"No, I didn't, to be honest. It's a big number but if I really think about it it doesn't surprise me too much given the fact that Tasmania is such a footy heartland and we're all in in for each other and it's one big community."

She said the launch events were special.

"Just to feel the energy in the room it's probably something that we haven't really felt around Tassie footy for a long time; I haven't really felt it at all, to be honest."

Tasmania Football Club ambassador and former Richmond Tigers star Jack Riewoldt said he couldn't imagine the foundation membership figure in his "wildest dreams".

"But then there's a part of us that isn't surprised. Tasmanians are extremely passionate about football, they're passionate about sport and they're passionate about the Devils."

Warner Bros plays ball with use of name

The use of the Devils name "came down to the wire", Mr O'Brien said.

Global media and entertainment giant Warner Brothers own the rights to the name "Tasmanian Devil", which limits its use.

"We knew early days that Warner Brothers own the intellectual property (IP) effectively and trademarks for our animal, so we knew that we'd need to deal through them in order to be able to use the name," Mr O'Brien said.

"Early days in negotiating through the AFL with Warner Brothers were a bit tricky, but when it got to the point of them understanding the Tasmanian Devil was a real animal, things freed up.

"They understood why we were so keen to have our own animal represent the team."

Mr O'Brien said they didn't have to pay any money and there was with no commercial arrangement in place.

"No, what you do is you agree to share the IP in effect, so that's what we're doing," he said.

"It was done in good spirit and the legal process as we know takes a bit of time and this was no different; we were sweating a bit, but we got there."

The proposed Macquarie Point stadium is a condition of the team's entry, agreed to by the AFL Commission, and club presidents and the club remains committed.

"The AFL have been really clear that what is set out in the agreement with the government is what they expect will be delivered, and so do we — it's important," Mr O'Brien said.

"It's great to have this membership base but with it comes a pressure, a pressure to deliver."

Mr O'Brien said he doesn't think anything can stop Tasmania's team now, even with a state election on Saturday looming.

"The election we've said is up to the people and the people will decide but I think with what the club has got and what we've seen in terms of the public reaction, I don't think it can [be stopped]," he said.

"It shouldn't be stopped because it's what the people want and they voted with their phones and credit card in terms of membership."

The level of support is set to trigger major interest from potential corporate sponsors, he said.

"The truth of it is it's invaluable. To be able to walk in and say 'here are the people we're directly engaged with, that are engaged with this club' adds certainty to those that want to invest in the club.

"That's why we're kind of thrilled, surprised a little bit, but thrilled with the reaction that's come so quickly."

The men's team isn't expected to join the competition until the 2028 season, while a timeline for the women's competition hasn't been confirmed.

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