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Nick McKim’s final pitch
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:35am
“TASMANIA is on the cusp of a remarkable future. [Read more]
Election eve poll puts Tasmanian Liberals on track for majority government
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:30am
A Newspoll published in The Australian newspaper shows the Liberal Party on the verge of winning majority government. The poll surveyed more than 1,500 voters and found the number of undecided voters had narrowed to [Read more]
Lara Giddings’ final pitch
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:20am
“TASMANIA is on the pathway to becoming one of the world’s most dynamic and prosperous small economies ... ” [Read more]
Vandals hit candidates' election signs along Coast
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:20am
A LARGE number of state election signs have been damaged from Devonport to Burnie. [Read more]
Will Hodgman’s final pitch
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:10am
“THIS election is about who has the best plan for the future of Tasmania.” [Read more]
Tasmanian Senator-elect dresses down Defence chief
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 7:10am
Palmer United Party Senator-elect Jacqui Lambie says she was disturbed to receive a letter from the chief of the defence force about a media release she issued. Topics: government-and-politics, political-parties, defence-and-national-security, tas [Read more]
Liberals warned over TFA stance
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 6:55am
ENVIRONMENTAL groups have stepped up the pressure on the Liberal Party, warning there will be no such thing as non-contested wood if the Tasmanian Forests Agreement is torn up. [Read more]
Aerial NBN trial 'not needed'
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 6:55am
DETAILS about the trial of an aerial NBN rollout will not be made clear before the state goes to the polls tomorrow. [Read more]
Beacon’s big boost
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 6:25am
BEACON Foundation programs for young people will be boosted with a Labor commitment of $250,000. [Read more]
Editorial: In the mood for change
Published: Fri 14 Mar 2014, 6:05am
SIXTEEN years ago Labor came into power, ending two years of minority rule. [Read more]