Who will win Tasmania's most coveted political prize, the The Golden Font. Catch up on all the action, originally streamed live on X from Boodle Beazley in North Hobart. 

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

Who will win Tasmania's most coveted political prize, the The Golden Font. Catch up on all the action, originally streamed live on X from Boodle Beazley in North Hobart. 
FontCast is Tasmania's top-rating political podcast bringing you the most well-informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

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.

FontCast

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.

The Golden Font 2024 - recorded live from Boodle Beazley

Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick recap last episode's Golden Font vote count recorded live at Boodle Beazley in Hobart. The also cover:
The effectiveness of the current parliament compared to the previous one
The strange choices of Tasmanian products for the new TT Line ferries
Hobart's new AFL stadium will be exempt from GST saving more than $240 million
Federal opposition leader says the upcoming election will be decided in Tasmania
Brad and David flesh out their Twitter beef over Rebecca White
And the ABC employs how many people to produce how many stories? 

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

Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick recap last episode's Golden Font vote count recorded live at Boodle Beazley in Hobart. The also cover:
<ul>
<li>The effectiveness of the current parliament compared to the previous one</li>
<li>The strange choices of Tasmanian products for the new TT Line ferries</li>
<li>Hobart's new AFL stadium will be exempt from GST saving more than $240 million</li>
<li>Federal opposition leader says the upcoming election will be decided in Tasmania</li>
<li>Brad and David flesh out their Twitter beef over Rebecca White</li>
<li>And the ABC employs how many people to produce how many stories?&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
FontCast is Tasmania's top-rating political podcast, bringing you the most well-informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

The ongoing debacle surrounding the new Spirit of Tasmania ships has caused a lot of finger-pointing. TT-Line blames TasPorts, TasPorts blames TT-Line, the opposition blames the government, and the government blames TT-Line but not TasPorts. But who do Tasmanians think is really responsible? Show sponsor EMRS conducted an exclusive survey for FontCast, and the results are in.

Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend, along with The Mercury's political editor David Killick, unpack the latest data in this exclusive mini-episode of FontCast.

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

The ongoing debacle surrounding the new Spirit of Tasmania ships has caused a lot of finger-pointing. TT-Line blames TasPorts, TasPorts blames TT-Line, the opposition blames the government, and the government blames TT-Line but not TasPorts. But who do Tasmanians think is really responsible? Show sponsor EMRS conducted an exclusive survey for FontCast, and the results are in.
Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend, along with The Mercury's political editor David Killick, unpack the latest data in this exclusive mini-episode of FontCast.
FontCast is Tasmania's top-rated political podcast, bringing you the most well-informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

Exclusive EMRS data. Who do Tasmanians blame for the Spirits debacle? 

Dean Winter is rapidly closing the gap on Premier Jeremy Rockliff as the preferred premier, according to the latest poll numbers from our sponsor EMRS. While he hasn't taken the lead, he is closing the gap rapidly, according to the latest numbers.

Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick to dissect the poll and analyze the latest Tasmanian political news, including:
A sternly worded letter from Hobart's Lord Mayor, upset by EMRS polling questions.
The continuing debacle with Tasmania's government-owned businesses, and the government's proposed changes to TT-Line, TasPorts, TasRail, etc.
The debate over pokies rages on.
The on-again-off-again UTAS city move; it's off-again apparently.
Could Development Assessment Panels help increase the flow of new housing in the state?
Craig Garland sparks controversy after being found driving under the influence, but not of alcohol.
Bec White has moved to federal politics, being pre-selected for the seat of Lyons for next year's federal poll.

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

Dean Winter is rapidly closing the gap on Premier Jeremy Rockliff as the preferred premier, according to the latest poll numbers from our sponsor EMRS. While he hasn't taken the lead, he is closing the gap rapidly, according to the latest numbers.
Font PR partners Brad Stansfield and Becher Townshend are joined by The Mercury's political editor David Killick to dissect the poll and analyze the latest Tasmanian political news, including:
<ul>
<li>A sternly worded letter from Hobart's Lord Mayor, upset by EMRS polling questions.</li>
<li>The continuing debacle with Tasmania's government-owned businesses, and the government's proposed changes to TT-Line, TasPorts, TasRail, etc.</li>
<li>The debate over pokies rages on.</li>
<li>The on-again-off-again UTAS city move; it's off-again apparently.</li>
<li>Could Development Assessment Panels help increase the flow of new housing in the state?</li>
<li>Craig Garland sparks controversy after being found driving under the influence, but not of alcohol.</li>
<li>Bec White has moved to federal politics, being pre-selected for the seat of Lyons for next year's federal poll.</li>
</ul>
FontCast is Tasmania's top-rating political podcast, bringing you the most well-informed and fearless analysis of state politics.

The Golden Font 2024 - recorded live from Boodle Beazley

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