Something needs to happen here to resolve this issue. This is happening too often and is become totally awkward for the sport. It's more than embarrassing!
The tenant is not responsible for R&M to a building and is only required to report to issue to the owner. If that has not happened by now, someone needs a big f'n boot up the clacker.
Obviously, the building has issues that are need of urgent repair or attention. There appears to be two issues with the building.
1. Rainwater inundation
2. Stormwater inundation
For rainwater inundation to occur either the roof is not watertight, the gutters are not watertight, or else the downpipes are too small for the roof area. (every 1 m2 of roof is required to have a minimum of 65 mm2 of downpipe size under the BCA rules)
For stormwater inundation to occur, it means that stormwater can't get away fast enough, or else stormwater from an external source flows into the building.
Either way, it would appear as though the building is unable to adequately comply with the requirements of the Building Code of Australia. Therefore, its certificate of occupancy is invalid and occupation of the building would therefore be in breach of the BCA. Any insurance is therefore null and void.
It might mean basketball not be played at Wayville for a while, but this is an issue that should actually be reported to the local council for rectification if the landlord is unwilling or unable to make good the building fit for occupancy.