Why does Perth need to have a club in a national competition to get government funding?
Brisbane Tigers got $1.1m from the Queensland Gov for its $10m upgrade of Langlands Park. They're not in a national sporting competition.
The Brisbane Tigers Rugby League Football Club today announced its intentions to bid for the 18th NRL licence at the opening of their new $10 million Totally Workwear Stadium, the redeveloped home den of the Suzuki Brisbane Tigers at Langlands Park.
The high performance and community centre was opened by Tourism and Sport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe and rugby league great Des Morris OAM, who opened his namesake grandstand.
The Brisbane Tigers thanked the Queensland Government for contributing $1.1 million to the Totally Workwear Stadium redevelopment project.
Suzuki Brisbane Tigers CEO Brian Torpy said the new facilities were the perfect foundation for the Club’s bold and innovative bid to become the NRL’s next franchise and fifth Queensland team.
Suzuki Brisbane Tigers team lists for the weekend of 3-4th September 2022.
thetigers.com.au
I guess the WA Gov just isn't hungry enough for an NRL team.