Jeremy Rockliff.
Australian politician
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
One to three months ago
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Guy Barnett, serving as Deputy Premier in Tasmania, is facing political scrutiny as his views on conversion practices diverge.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chris Gatenby, a senior adviser to Premier Rockliff, has been involved with the Liberals and ran unsuccessfully in Bass.Some support1 report
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A Premier has defended the alleged use of government resources for campaigning by stating it was an inadvertent staff error.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Jeremy Rockliff participated in a trial run for the next premier of Tasmania and was noted as a senior minister.Some support3 reports
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A censure motion was introduced regarding ministerial conduct by the Premier of the Tasmanian government.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Janie Finlay accused the government on July 2nd of breaking a promise.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Jeremy Rockliff
Events traced to Jeremy Rockliff, step by step, newest firstAround Jeremy Rockliff this week
News at the entities that move Jeremy Rockliff most-
Tasmania StructuralRay White provided economic analysis regarding property values in Tasmania.Moves Jeremy Rockliff
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Chris StructuralChris Rieth was appointed CEO and joined the Board of Directors of Authorium.Moves Jeremy Rockliff
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TT-Line OperationalAuditor-General reported TT-Line to ASIC, and a new berth opened for TT-Line's Spirits in Devonport.Moves Jeremy Rockliff
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Hobart Shared contextA winery opened in Hunter Valley, Coles reported a sales drop in Australia, and Tasmanian brewer Boag closed its doors.Moves Jeremy Rockliff
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Devonport Mentioned togetherTT-Line, a ferry operator in Tasmania, is facing scrutiny over its debt levels and capacity.Moves Jeremy Rockliff
Connections
The 14 strongest of 22, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Tasmania Structural
Jeremy Rockliff holds the political office of Premier within the government of Tasmania.
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TT-Line Operational
Rockliff's actions regarding ferries caused operational issues for TT-Line.
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Chris Structural
Chris serves as a senior adviser to Jeremy Rockliff, a formal working relationship.
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Rosalie Woodruff Operational
The two entities jointly introduced a censure motion regarding ministerial conduct.
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Felix Ellis Operational
The relationship is characterized by active competition stemming from leadership appointments that are causing political friction.
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Jane Howlett Transactional
The relationship involves specific, episodic political interactions, including defense against attacks and explanations of errors.
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Lion Mentioned together
The company is mentioned in an article detailing political calls for intervention regarding the business.
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Bridget Archer Shared context
Both entities operate within the political and geographical context of Tasmania.
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Hobart Shared context
Jeremy Rockliff's political and civic activities are observed taking place within the city of Hobart.
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Guy Barnett Operational
Their political views diverge regarding conversion practices.
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Janie Finlay Operational
Janie Finlay accuses the government, associated with Jeremy Rockliff, of breaking a promise.
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Australian Education Union Operational
Jeremy Rockliff's comments are shown to have caused action by the Australian Education Union.
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Devonport Mentioned together
No direct evidence linking Jeremy Rockliff to Devonport was found in the provided timeline.
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Madeleine Ogilvie Mentioned together
No direct relationship between the two individuals is observed in the provided evidence.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
3 events- A Premier has defended the alleged use of government resources for campaigning by stating it was an inadvertent staff error.
- Jeremy Rockliff participated in a trial run for the next premier of Tasmania and was noted as a senior minister.
- Janie Finlay accused the government on July 2nd of breaking a promise.