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Tasmania votes: Liberals outpoint Labor in state poll but majority in doubt - Vimarsana News

Tasmania votes: Liberals outpoint Labor in state poll but majority in doubt

The nation’s only Liberal government faces the prospect of negotiations with minor parties and independents to form government.

Tasmania is going to an early election. Will the country's last Liberal state be no more? - Vimarsana News

Tasmania is going to an early election. Will the country's last Liberal state be no more?

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Jacqui Lambie Network could win balance of power at Tasmanian election; Labor lead steady in federal polls - Vimarsana News

Jacqui Lambie Network could win balance of power at Tasmanian election; Labor lead steady in federal polls

The Tasmanian Liberal government has called an early election, but some recent polling suggests a rise in the popularity of Jacqui Lambie’s party.

Tasmania is going to an early election. Will the country's last Liberal state be no more? - Vimarsana News

Tasmania is going to an early election. Will the country's last Liberal state be no more?

After frontbench resignations, MPs going rogue and months of speculation, the Apple Isle is headed to the polls. What can we expect?

Berry's attack on Greens disloyal and cowardly - Vimarsana News

Berry's attack on Greens disloyal and cowardly

"The response of the ACT government to the allegations concerning a member of the Assembly, including strident demands he resign, lacked any semblance of a commitment to his right to the presumption of innocence," writes JON STANHOPE.