Every time Canberra promises Tasmania money, remember this: it’s usually our own GST, gift-wrapped like it came from somewhere special. It’s not a bonus — it’s the bare minimum we’re owed to keep up with the rest of the country.

Every time Canberra promises Tasmania money, remember this: it’s usually our own GST, gift-wrapped like it came from somewhere special. It’s not a bonus — it’s the bare minimum we’re owed to keep up with the rest of the country.
As Tasmania stands at a crossroads of leadership and change, this speech marks a pivotal moment in the journey toward a stronger, more united future for our state.
From the crisp air of Cradle Mountain to the bustling streets of Hobart, every Tasmanian deserves a voice that truly represents their aspirations and challenges.
The A-Z of this year’s Federal Election.
Being told what we want, even if we don’t want it.
Prime Minister Albanese’s focus on supermarket price gouging overlooks the more insidious issue of land banking. Plus help for Peter Dutton’s insults to the PM.
While Labor’s election friendly 2025 budget offers tax cuts and increased spending, it feels like an election-time indulgence.
Jacqui Lambie’s latest outburst was raw, loud and confusing.
Australia’s electoral system is in a state of disrepair due to the undue influence of money.
Tasmania’s current financial strategy is akin to giving your kids an unlimited credit card; the inevitable outcome is excessive spending, maxed-out limits, and an expectation of rescue when the bill arrives. And probably some questionable purchases.