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FontCast episode 9 – The state of Tasmania’s media with Linda Hunt and Lucinda Szczypior
Is there enough diversity of media ownership in Tasmania? What’s being done to address the professional barriers women encounter while working in media? Becher and Brad are joined by Linda Hunt from the University of Tasmania’s media school and Font PR Senior Consultant Lucinda Szczypior to discuss the health of the State’s media industry. Listen…
Read MoreFontCast episode 8 – The politics of sport with Steve Old and Jim Wilkinson
Did Premier Hodgman make the right call excluding Sue Hickey from his Cabinet reshuffle? Which sporting code will win the race to have a Tasmanian team in a national competition? Becher, Brad and Brad unpack the recent front bench changes and then discuss the politics of sport with Steve Old from the Tasmanian Hospitality Association and former…
Read MoreJuly 2019 Cabinet reshuffle
Premier Will Hodgman’s reshuffled Liberal Government Ministry will be sworn in today. The changes see the departure from Cabinet due to ill-health of Jacquie Petrusma, and Mark Shelton elevated to Cabinet as the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management and Minister for Local Government. Premier Will Hodgman will take on the Advanced Manufacturing and…
Read MoreFontCast episode 7 – Housing crisis with Simon Behrakis and Holly Ewin
Hobart City Councillors Simon Behrakis and Holly Ewin join Brad and Becher to break down Tasmania’s ongoing housing crisis and why so little progress has been made in the past 12 months. Listen to FontCast episode 7 here or subscribe to the FontCast via the links the below: iTunes Spotify
Read MoreMorrison’s Ministry sworn in
By Partner Brad Stansfield Following their unexpected election win, yesterday the re-elected Morrison Government’s Ministry was officially sworn in. While the result in Bass is yet to be officially declared, it appears the Liberals have won Braddon and Bass from Labor with swings of over five per cent; Labor has retained Lyons and Franklin; and…
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