Loretta Lohberger

Tasmania's political parties and independent candidates have been making their pitches to voters for the past six weeks, since Premier Jeremy Rockliff called an early election.

After a five-and-a-half week election campaign, Tasmanians have cast their votes to decide who will sit in the next state parliament.

A Tasmanian coroner is investigating whether body parts from coronial autopsies have been collected and held in a museum without the knowledge or consent of families.

In short: The Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has found MONA discriminated when it refused a New South Wales man entry to its women-only Ladies Lounge.

In short: A 38-year-old New South Wales man, who police say has a large social media following, has been charged with inciting a disturbance in Bridgewater in Hobart's north at the weekend.

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