Former Tasmanian premier Tony Rundle dies at age of 86

‘We’ve lost a fine Tasmanian’: Former premier Rundle dies

He was only Premier of Tasmania for a short period, but Tony Rundle is being remembered as a ‘remarkable man’ who left behind a ‘positive legacy’ while leading the state through some of its ‘darkest days’.

Former Tasmanian premier Tony Rundle dies at age of 86

Tony Rundle, the Tasmanian Liberal premier who championed tougher gun laws after the Port Arthur massacre, has died.

Farewell Tony Rundle: Courageous and compassionate premier remembered

Remembering Tony Rundle, Tasmania's leader in the wake of Port Arthur who tried to sell the Hydro. Fellow Liberal premiers remember him fondly.

Former Tasmania Premier Tony Rundle dies aged 86

Tony Rundle, who served as Tasmania’s Premier from 1996 until 1988 has died at the age of 86. Rundle was the Premier when Tasmania became the last Australian state to decriminalise homosexuality. A former journalist, he was elected to the seat of Braddon for the Liberal party in 1986, and remained in parliament until 2002, returned by voters on four occasions. At the 1996 Premier Ray Groom vowed he would only lead a majority government. At the e…

Former PM pays tribute to 'true gentleman' of politics

Former Tasmanian premier Tony Rundle, who oversaw the state's widely-lauded gun law reform in the wake of the Port Arthur tragedy, has died aged 86.

Former Tasmanian Premier Tony Rundle dies

Current Premier Jeremy Rockliff praised Rundle as a mentor and reformist…