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States will ultimately pay for federal promises, no matter who wins Saturday’s election
By Professor Richard Eccleston and Professor Neil Warren Both major parties have now released their costings and the federal election campaign has degenerated into a slanging match about the credibility […]
Sense-T Wins Prestigious Tasmanian Award
Last night the Australian Information Industry Association (AIAA) iAwards were held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Hobart where more than 250 of Tasmania’s leading digital innovators gathered to recognise […]
MOUs pave way for more tourism research
Three Memorandums of Understanding signed today will boost research collaboration between the University of Tasmania and the tourism industry, one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy. The MOUs […]
Talking Point: Beats going to the dentist
By Dennis Grube and Matt Killingsworth A FEW minutes. That’s all it takes. A few boxes, a few numbers, and we’re done. And not once a day, or even once […]
State of the states: A handful of votes could decide Tasmania’s Liberal-held seats
By Dain Bolwell and Professor Richard Eccleston, University of Tasmania It was no coincidence that on the first day of the 2016 election campaign, Labor leader Bill Shorten revisited his […]
Richard Eccleston on Radio National: Marginalia – Braddon, Tasmania
Professor Richard Eccleston featured on Radio National on Sunday 5 June in an interview with Rose Bolger about Braddon in Tasmania. Since its inception, the seat of Braddon has gone […]
Talking Point: Hungry for political leadership by Richard Eccleston
By Professor Richard Eccleston WITH a month to go until election day the question should not be which party can throw the most money at Tasmania, but which one can […]