Former Governor Sir Guy Green dies
Former Tasmanian Governor and the state’s longest-serving chief justice Sir Guy Green AC, KBE, CVO has died aged 87, Government House announced on Friday.
Tasmania
‘Let’s have it on’: Beaconsfield mine survivor guilty of assault
Long-held animosity between Beaconsfield mine survivor Brant Webb and a building client led to violence. Now the one-time miner has been found guilty of assault. The details >>
Person with serious injuries after NW single-car crash
Police have closed a northwest Tas road where a single vehicle has crashed, leaving one person with serious injuries. The latest.
‘Tokenistic’: Aboriginal leader’s surprise view on Welcome to Country
Two Tasmanian councils have already rejected moves to abandon Welcome to Country ceremonies. Why a Hobart councillor wants a ban on the ceremonies.
More Stories
‘Get on with the job’: Libs’ minority rule
It is a likely return to a hung parliament for Tasmania, as the first day of vote counting concluded in the 2025 State Election. Where to next for the state.
Blame game for election won by Libs: analyst
A political analyst said early votes suggest Tasmanians have blamed Labor for sending them back to the polls, just a year after the last election. The full analysis.
Explainer: Likely winners and losers, FAQs and how we got here
As the votes are being counted, the Mercury’s David Killick and Bridget Clarke explain the layout of Tasmania’s House of Assembly, the current state of play and how we got here.
Winter’s gamble on dethroning Premier backfires
Dean Winter’s gamble on toppling Jeremy Rockliff has backfired for the Labor Party, as the premier told the tally room he would ask the Governor to ‘recommission the government’.
Tassie guides show their wild side
These passionate pioneers are being recognised for their everyday work in making every visitor’s day unforgettable and sharing Tasmania’s stories. How they’re creating great experiences, one tour at a time.
‘Sends a message’: Stadium backers hit streets in election day march
Supporters of the proposed Macquarie Point stadium made their voices heard at both the ballot box and in the streets on Saturday, coming out in force to spruik the potential virtues of the project.
Anti-skid tech puts brakes on Tassie hoons
Hoons beware! A new road technology is putting a stop to reckless drivers and is coming to southern Tasmanian roads near you. How it works.
Voters favour Winter in hung parliament: YouGov poll
The final public poll of the Tasmanian election campaign released on Friday night points to another hung parliament, with unprecedented support for minor parties and independents.
Long wait looms for Tassie election call
Tasmanian voters look set for a long wait for the ultimate outcome of today’s unexpected and unwanted state election. All you need to know ahead of the vote count.
Last-ditch pitches: the major parties give their last sell for the election
In the final hours before Tasmanians hit the polling booths, candidates from the major parties have given their final pitch to the state on why they deserve to be elected. What they have to say.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/tasmania/page/8