Bring Interzone Games To Perth

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   Name: Paul Turbett on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: Please ensure Interzone are able to set up in Perth!

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   Name: Ellen Jurik on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: All creative work always goes interstate or overseas (unless you're making a kids tv program!) but why should it have to stay that way forever

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   Name: Sami Karjalainen on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: Perth has been off the radar for progressive technology development for far too long. Many of us with the required skills either have to move interstate, away from friends and family, or simply accept that we cannot achieve our dreams and stay. Interzone should be provided all assistance in this matter due to their progressive attitude (in wishing to setup shop in Perth).

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   Name: Stephen Price on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: This is a huge opportunity that shouldn't be let go! Interzone games were deciding between Perth or Melbourne on where to set up shop. Perth is the best choice!! Perth could be put on the map in the gaming industry with moves like this. Please support Interzone. regards, Stephen Price .Net Developer

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   Name: Kurt Blackwell on Dec 15, 2006

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   Name: Andy Dent on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: Computer games are seen as one of the fields likely to attract young people into studying computers, to combat the falling enrolments experienced at Perth universities.

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   Name: Lindsey Crowe on Dec 15, 2006

   Comments: We seriously need this. Being in the Games Technology degree at Murdoch University there really was nowhere to go without moving over East. I got lucky getting a job here making Simulations but there aren't nearly enough jobs in the Simulation/Games industry in Perth to support those qualified. Interzone coming to Perth would fix a hell of a lot of that and really put WA on the Games Production map.

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   Name: Hew Tromans on Dec 15, 2006

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   Name: Katrina Black on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Jack Casey on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: Games are serious business! Attracting developers such as Interzone Games to set up in Perth benefits not only those who are seeking employment in this field (and who often have to move over east or overseas to pursue it) but it benefits the whole state with regard to finally getting a foothold in this lucrative industry.

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    Name: Simon Boxer on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: I can't stress how much Perth NEEDS this. Perth is completely barren of any large scale development in this field, and it's a booming industry! Not only would Interzone Games put Perth on the map, but it would provide valuable employment opportunities in the future, encourage other game development ventures, and also encourage an extremely overdue training system for this field. We literally have nothing of true, professional standard at the moment, and there is so much young potential without any guidance. This would open so many doors for Perth based citizens, who would currently need to travel to the east coast, or even better - USA, to get a decent education in this field. Let Interzone in!

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    Name: Adam Trozzo on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Nick Lowe on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: The State Government is sitting on an enormous and unique opportunity to establish a new major industry in Western Australia: Video Game Development. According to the GDAA Game Developers' Association of Australia, Australian game developers create over $100 million worth of games each year. This is without taking into account ancillary businesses and the flow-on effect to other local industries. Moreover, it is a fraction of the $825 million local market for video games, and a minute fraction of the $40 billion international market. There is tremendous room for growth and Western Australia is perfectly poised to enter this area.

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    Name: Josh Whitkin on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: This petition is retarded, and so are all those who sign it.

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    Name: Dr. Martin Masek on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Alan Brims on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Tracey on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Mathew Strauss on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: computer game is good. Please give me job build computer game.

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    Name: Kim Flintoff on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: This is a significant opportunity that can assist in placements for graduates from the Games Design courses available in WA universities. If they don't come to WA I know the Beattie govt in QLD will be very pleased to accommodate them

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    Name: Minh Tran on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: Since arriving in Perth, Interzone have worked tirelessly to engage the local gaming industry. They have approached UWA, Curtin, ECU and Murdoch universities, presented at SIGGRAPH Perth and IGDA events, supported Massive06 and will contribute to Nullabor07. Their continued efforts are a shining example of their commitment to setting up in Perth. If Interzone can set up here, Perth will be able to finally tap into a profitable and expanding market steered by well-experienced and determined people.

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    Name: Catherine Spencer on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: DOIR have been great it is just this final hurdle. We need this industry for our young graduates to stay in Perth. Please support as planned.

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    Name: Jason Leach on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Andy Hawkins on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: This will be the start of a great industry for WA if it goes ahead, paving the way for other companies to start in Perth.

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    Name: Joshua S King on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: There is a swelling community of young positive and ambitious people in Perth who would love to pioneer the real beginning of game deveopment in WA. This can only be good for the local economy and keeping talent from finding their dream jobs elsewhere.

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    Name: Shri Rai on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: This is an excellent employment opportunity for people in the state who are interested in games development and other related areas.

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    Name: John Chillemi on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: Perth has a hub of qualified people looking for work in the games industry, and having a high-profile company situated locally would massively energize the WA games community.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: This studio would not only create more jobs for game developers in the region but would also place Perth on the map, in an industry that is increasingly gaining more popularity and revenue.

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    Name: Shannon Scarvaci on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: Please let them setup in Perth, we don't want to focus move to East for game related employment.

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    Name: Ghazal Attar on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Felix Wai on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: The introduction of Interzone to Perth would mean that Perth would be put on the scene with the eastern states. This would be advantageous to Perth with a lots more job opportunities

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    Name: Simon Wittber on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Daniel Miedzyblocki on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: It would be great if Interzone Games set up a studio in perth, because then i would not have to go overseas, after i complete my degree, to find work.

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    Name: Anthony Tran on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Greg Bruyer on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Paul Thomas on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Alex on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Alex on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Laurance Miyashiro on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: I honestly hope it's only politics that are affecting IG choice to come to Perth. I (as a Murdoch student) was a) excited to hear the news a dev company were considering coming to Perth, b) more so excited when i heard it was for MMO dev, and c) enjoyed the presentation they gave us students on campus. If it dont make dollars it dont make sense, I understand that, but if its red-tape, dont let that hinder future Perth computer gaming software developement regrads LM

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    Name: Lee Kennedy on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Eugene Ng Shiun Teng on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Gareth Lockett on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: We've seen this kind of delay whenever there is a government reshuffle. Our sympathy goes out to Interzone and hope that they work through this problem.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: I think it is important for the government to see that WA does NEED soem thing like this, and that red tappe doesn't help growth and developement.

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    Name: Anthony Prior on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: I fully support Interzone setting up in Perth and will more likely stay in Perth (after finishing PhD in computer science) if they set up here.

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    Name: Laszlo Boross on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Hadyn Lander on Dec 15, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 15, 2006

    Comments: Seems like a good idea...

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