Party over for Greens
STATE and federal Labor leaders have vowed to shun the Greens as power-sharing partners in the wake of the Tasmanian election result.
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Day one: Hodgman tackles budget
INCOMING Tasmanian premier Will Hodgman has told public service chiefs he will do whatever is necessary to “get the budget back under control”.
Labor receives toughest of love
IF Saturday’s election result isn’t hate for Tasmanian Labor, it sure is the toughest of tough love.
Tasmania ‘votes for change’
TASMANIA has elected a majority Liberal government to end 16 years of Labor rule.
Desire for majority rule behind Lib win
TASMANIA has turned on Labor — long seen as its natural party of government — with a vengeance.
Poll attracts a crowd as 126 raise their hands
TASMANIANS go to the polls today with 126 candidates vying for just 25 seats in the state’s House of Assembly.
Labor heads for exit
SUPPORT for the Tasmanian Liberals has surged to highs not seen for two decades.
Libs heading for Tasmania majority
EARLY Newspoll figures point to a new Liberal majority government in Tasmania.
Election attack ad rebounds on PUP
THE Palmer United Party faces investigation for allegedly breaching Tasmanian electoral law.
Tas Labor risks minor-party status
TASMANIAN Labor is on track to suffer the ignominy of not only losing office but also ceding official opposition status to the Greens.
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