Tasmania's new parliament looks just as fragmented as it did on election night, but the major parties are still having trouble coming to terms with it.
Author: Charles Richardson
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Death of a renegade
The death of former senator Joe Lieberman draws attention to the destructive quality of his particular brand of "centrism".
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Tasmania looks set for a fractured parliament and a minority government, but the voters could still have some surprises up their sleeves.
Little change in Brisbane
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Russia goes lower
Vladimir Putin's "re-election" confirms his country's gradual slide from flawed democracy to unvarnished dictatorship.
The World is Not Enough 