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771Voters Prefer Parties Out of Postal Voting Process
Australians overwhelmingly want to keep political parties out of the postal voting process, according to new polling conducted for The Australia Institute....
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MPs ‘Blindsided’ by Marinus Link Info Lockdown as Decision Looms
An investment decision on the controversial Marinus Link energy infrastructure project appears imminent. Premier Jeremy Rockliff today sought the support of Opposition...
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Post-Election Reflections – Andrew Jenner and Jiri Lev
In the aftermath of the election, two political figures, Andrew Jenner and Jiri Lev, offer their candid reflections on their respective campaigns...
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Parliaments are Made to Share Power
Community advocate Christine Bayley provides us with the first of two articles where she argues that a 'hung parliament' in Tasmania, far...
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Tasmania’s Hidden Tax – Elite Cartel Corruption and Its Real Costs
Tasmanian Times is pleased to republish this piece with the kind permission of the Centre for the Study of Corruption, University of...
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Next Tasmanian Government Urged to Act on Environment
In an open letter published in today’s media, the following groups are calling for urgent action on Tasmania’s environment with recent reports...
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Why Democracies Serve Donors, Not Citizens
So-called democracies like Australia, the US and UK prioritise corporate interests while claiming to represent the people.
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TEC – Next Steps as Counting Continues
Media release – Tasmanian Electoral Commission, 25 July 2025 Counting continues: next steps in finalising the 2025 State election results With first...
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Home Run for Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Candidate in Lyons
As ballot counts continue for the 2025 Tasmanian election, Carlo Di Falco, a candidate for the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF),...
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Calls to Action to Whichever Party Forms Government
Media release – The Australia Institute Tasmania, 21 July 2025 Election result shows Tasmanians want a power-sharing government This weekend saw Tasmania’s...
