Now that the state election is over, and Tasmania has rid itself of 16 years of Labor governments, including a spell of genetically modified Labor-Greens togetherness, we will now be able to see what a Liberal administration can do. The task will be daunting, however you cut it.
Many commentators before the election pointed out what a basket case Tasmania is.
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James Allan is a professor of law at the University of Queensland
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