The Latest Breaking News from Peter Gutwein

Liberal premier Peter Gutwein’s resignation, less than a year into his second term, is a seismic shift in Tasmanian politics.

Here's your TL;DR for today's news.

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein has announced he is resigning from politics less than a year after winning the state election.

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein announces he no longer is able to "give 110 per cent" and is resigning from politics, adamant he "leaves the state in a good place".

The Morrison government is providing more funding for the Marinus Link electricity interconnector from Tasmania to the mainland.

In the court of public opinion there is often very little difference between a conflict of interest, a perceived conflict of interest, and the potential for a conflict of interest. At the end of the day, they all undermine trust in politicians, writes Ellen Coulter.

Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie threatens to name a school in her state where a child was allegedly raped unless the state government helps the child's homeless family.

A "devastated" victim-survivor of child sex abuse says two government ministers who groaned at a question asked on her behalf should resign — and asks how survivors are supposed to have confidence in those same people who are entrusted with enacting laws to protect them.

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein is isolating at home after a family member tested positive to COVID-19.

Tasmania's Attorney-General and Infrastructure Minister are accused of groaning in response to a question asked on behalf of a child sexual abuse survivor.

As drivers contend with rising fuel prices across the country, one state is giving commuters a break from bus fares.