Home / Initiatives / Past Initiatives / Good Government in Tasmania TAS Project Good Government in Tasmania Share Latest Research October 4, 2021 Submission: Electoral Act Review Electoral Disclosure and Funding Bill 2021 and Electoral Matters (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2021 by Eloise Carr, Human Rights Law Centre and Australian Conservation Foundation April 27, 2021 Polling: Good Government in Tasmania New research from the Australia Institute Tasmania finds most Tasmanians (87%) want Truth in Political Advertising laws, and a ban on political donations by the gambling... The Australia Institute November 30, 2020 Good government in Tasmania Strengthened donations laws and Right to Information provisions, as well as a Tasmanian Integrity Commission with teeth and new truth in political advertising laws are... by Leanne Minshull May 3, 2020 Tasmanian Design Principles for Fiscal Policy in the Pandemic The economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic requires fast, large, effective and well targeted fiscal stimulus. While the size of the federal government’s... by Matt Grudnoff and Leanne Minshull February 1, 2018 Tasmania’s toothless watchdog The Tasmanian Integrity Commission (Tasmanian IC) has major design flaws that render it far less effective than the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW ICAC)... by Han Aulby Show all research Latest News Media Release TAS Tassie Deserves More Representatives in Wake of Premier’s Shock Resignation April 4, 2022 Opinion TAS Ban lies from political ads: Fake news erodes trust in politicians and democracy December 15, 2021 by Eloise Carr in The Mercury Media Release TAS Tasmanian Government Must Go Further to Make Elections Fairer October 4, 2021 Media Release TAS Tasmanian Distrust Tasmanian Integrity Commission Highlights Need for Reform July 10, 2021 Media Release TAS Polling: Majority of Tasmanians Want ‘Good Government’ Reforms April 27, 2021 Show all news Related events TAS Politics in the Pub Transparency in donations and truth in political advertising Thu, Aug 18, 2022 Hobart Brewing Co. Show all events
October 4, 2021 Submission: Electoral Act Review Electoral Disclosure and Funding Bill 2021 and Electoral Matters (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2021 by Eloise Carr, Human Rights Law Centre and Australian Conservation Foundation
April 27, 2021 Polling: Good Government in Tasmania New research from the Australia Institute Tasmania finds most Tasmanians (87%) want Truth in Political Advertising laws, and a ban on political donations by the gambling... The Australia Institute
November 30, 2020 Good government in Tasmania Strengthened donations laws and Right to Information provisions, as well as a Tasmanian Integrity Commission with teeth and new truth in political advertising laws are... by Leanne Minshull
May 3, 2020 Tasmanian Design Principles for Fiscal Policy in the Pandemic The economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic requires fast, large, effective and well targeted fiscal stimulus. While the size of the federal government’s... by Matt Grudnoff and Leanne Minshull
February 1, 2018 Tasmania’s toothless watchdog The Tasmanian Integrity Commission (Tasmanian IC) has major design flaws that render it far less effective than the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW ICAC)... by Han Aulby
Media Release TAS Tassie Deserves More Representatives in Wake of Premier’s Shock Resignation April 4, 2022
Opinion TAS Ban lies from political ads: Fake news erodes trust in politicians and democracy December 15, 2021 by Eloise Carr in The Mercury
Media Release TAS Tasmanian Distrust Tasmanian Integrity Commission Highlights Need for Reform July 10, 2021
TAS Politics in the Pub Transparency in donations and truth in political advertising Thu, Aug 18, 2022 Hobart Brewing Co.