There's been a host of pre-selections for upper house for next year's upper house elections. But why are they jostling for these coveted positions so early?

Hear the state's most informed commentary in this Mini FontCast episode with Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield with political editor from The Mercury, David Killick. 

FontCast is the state's top-rating homegrown podcast, the only place to get clear, informed, fearless analysis of Tasmanian politics.

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There's been a host of pre-selections for upper house for next year's upper house elections. But why are they jostling for these coveted positions so early?
Hear the state's most informed commentary in this Mini FontCast episode with Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield with political editor from The Mercury, David Killick. 
FontCast is the state's top-rating homegrown podcast, the only place to get clear, informed, fearless analysis of Tasmanian politics.
The home of Tasmania’s best political commentary.

A podcast dedicated to Tasmanian news, politics and business from Font PR. Join Brad Stansfield, Becher Townshend and Win News' Alex Johnston to get up to date on everything that's happening in Tassie, and take an in-depth look at the biggest issues of the day.

A podcast dedicated to Tasmanian news, politics and business from Font PR. Join Brad Stansfield, Becher Townshend and Win News' Alex Johnston to get up to date on everything that's happening in Tassie, and take an in-depth look at the biggest issues of the day.

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Since 2019, the Fontcast is the only place to get clear, honest, informed and most importantly fearless analysis about Tasmanian politics.

The FontCast is hosted by Font partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield, joined by regular panellists including Win News’ Alex Johnston and the Mercury’s David Killick.

The FontCast is produced by Sam Ikin from Ikin Media.

Since 2019, the Fontcast is the only place to get clear, honest, informed and most importantly fearless analysis about Tasmanian politics.
The FontCast is hosted by Font partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield, joined by regular panellists including Win News’ Alex Johnston and the Mercury’s David Killick.
The FontCast is produced by Sam Ikin from Ikin Media.

Early jostling for the upper house

Economist Saul Eslake's report into state finances, which was commissioned as part of the now defunct Lambie Network deal, has found the state's budget is in a terrible state. Eslake recommends increasing taxes on working Tasmanians and small businesses. Becher, Brad and Jack Milroy don't agree on the solution but they do agree that Sol's assessment can't be ignored. 

Economist Saul Eslake's report into state finances, which was commissioned as part of the now defunct Lambie Network deal, has found the state's budget is in a terrible state. Eslake recommends increasing taxes on working Tasmanians and small businesses. Becher, Brad and Jack Milroy don't agree on the solution but they do agree that Sol's assessment can't be ignored.

Better call Saul

Talking Lambiegate, TTLinegate and Blomleygate to name just a few.

Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield are joined by Labor Party Consultant Jack Milroy.

Talking Lambiegate, TTLinegate and Blomleygate to name just a few.
Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield are joined by Labor Party Consultant Jack Milroy.

More gates than Hobart International

Becher is back from Ireland and is not surprised that the TT Line debacle is still the big story in the local media. Brad declares heads must roll over slow moving train wreck. 

Incidentally, he feels much the same about the Tasmanian community fund's decision to give $500K to the "yes" campaign in the federal government's failed Voice Referendum which was excoriated by the Auditor General. 

Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick in this episode of FontCast.

FontCast is Tasmania's top rating political podcast bringing you the most well informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

Becher is back from Ireland and is not surprised that the TT Line debacle is still the big story in the local media. Brad declares heads must roll over slow moving train wreck. 
Incidentally, he feels much the same about the Tasmanian community fund's decision to give $500K to the "yes" campaign in the federal government's failed Voice Referendum which was excoriated by the Auditor General. 
Font PR Partners Becher Townshend and Brad Stansfield are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick in this episode of FontCast.
FontCast is Tasmania's top rating political podcast bringing you the most well informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

Early jostling for the upper house

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