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Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 11:40pm

THE leaders of Tasmania’s major political parties will face off a final time. [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 11:15pm

TASMANIA’S powerful motoring organisation, the RACT, has urged the next state government to get its focus right. [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 11:15pm

THE Labor Party is confident it can shift a heap of votes its way after polling in the electorates of Franklin and Lyons. [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 11:15pm

PALMER United Party leader Clive Palmer has declared he is happy to go to jail over accusations he has breached electoral legislation. [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 8:20pm

Ta Ann is not expected to leave Tasmania if a Liberal Government rips up the peace deal but they have urged the party to stick with it. Topics: timber, forestry, liberals, alp, elections, tas, [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 7:30pm

Liberal candidate for Braddon, Kyron Howell, says his support for same-sex marriage is shared by others in the party. Topics: liberals, elections, marriage, gays-and-lesbians, tas, burnie-7320 [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 6:15pm

A majority Hodgman Liberal Government is committing $600,000 to replace turfs in both Hobart and Launceston. This investment is critical to cementing Tasmania’s place on the national and international tournament circuit. Hockey Tasmania hosts at [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 2:20pm

Clive Palmer is being investigated by Tasmanian's Electoral Commission over claims he may have broken political advertising laws. The state's electoral commissioner is looking into whether Palmer United Party (PUP) pamphlets, which contained the names [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 1:00pm

Born in Devonport and raised in Hobart attending government schools, I undertook tertiary studies at the University of Tasmania to obtain a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Chemistry.  [Read more]

Published: Tue 11 Mar 2014, 12:40pm

Clive Palmer could lose his seat in the Federal Parliament if he is found to have broken political advertising laws in Tasmania. The state's electoral commission is investigating Palmer United Party (PUP) letters that were [Read more]