Tasmanian Times
Psephology
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1.0KEMRS Poll – bad for Labor, cautiously good for the Libs
The latest EMRS poll shows a massive drop in support for the Lennon Labor government. Psephologist Peter Tucker won’t quite jump to...
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Can Libs turn tables?
Peter Tucker The real political focus is not on Lennon or Green, or even on new deputy premier Steve Kons. No, it’s...
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Green, White face court
Sue Neales, Mercury Tasmania’s sacked deputy premier Bryan Green has appeared in court this morning in Hobart charged with conspiracy and attempting...
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Tassie polls: Business as usual
Peter Tucker Despite what many commentators like to portray as a government in trouble, Tassie Labor is sailing on just fine, if...
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Canal project lesson
Peter Tucker If there ever was a day in Tasmania when big environmental issues polarised the population, my observation is that those...
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Is Bryan Green really a goner?
Peter Tucker THE standing aside of Bryan Green as deputy premier and minister over the TCC “scandal” is the biggest political problem...
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Pulp, seals and dioxin (2)
Jon Sumby The mistake in this part of the Gunns IIS may lead readers to a wrong conclusion about the ability of...
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Why minority government matters
Kevin Bonham For these reasons, using Europe as an example of why Tasmania’s parliament should not be unstable is invalid, as European...
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The teflon coat
Peter Tucker THE hash Bryan Green has made of the Tasmanian Compliance Corporation monopoly deal has landed the government in hot water...
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Incumbency is king
Peter Tucker, Online Opinion It is a political irony of our time that, at the federal level, the conservatives do well and...
