Tasmania's Growing Crossbench Is Mostly Anti-Stadium — Can It Still Be Built?
TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA, JUL 21 – The hung parliament reflects voter opposition to the proposed Hobart stadium and signals challenges for major parties to form government amid calls for more inclusive decision-making.
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Liberals and Labor, rejected by Tasmanians, must rethink their majority mindset (and it's the only way to ditch the stadium)
No matter who governs Tasmania, they still have to deal with the problem of the Hobart stadium. But there is a way forward... The post Liberals and Labor, rejected by Tasmanians, must rethink their majority mindset (and it’s the only way to ditch the stadium) appeared first on Crikey.
Liberals fail to form majority in Tasmania despite positive swing
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has held firm in the Apple Isle, defying last month’s no-confidence motion. Photo: Jeremy Rockliff, Facebook. Election-weary Tasmania has received no relief following the state election on Saturday. The Apple Isle has held three elections since 2021 and the most recent, held over the weekend, has delivered a similar result to the last one. The early election was called after a no-confidence vote passed the Tasmanian Parli…
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