While the wheeling and dealing continues over who will ultimately form government after the state election  ... we check out what the prospective governments are offering in the health scope.

If they deliver on their election promises, it does appear likely there will be more GP clinics.

The big industrials employ thousands and contribute hundreds of millions of dollars to our economy each year. 

One of the biggest is Nyrstar,  the century old zinc smelter on the banks of Hobart's River Derwent ...which now says it will close without a government rescue package.

Business and government have good reason to have good relationships, it's a co-dependent relationship - but do we always know who is getting the most out of that relationship?

Tassie's living on the credit card and it's maxxed out,  so what are the pollies proposing to fix it at next month's state election?

We've got a spending problem and a revenue problem and the debt is continuing to mount.

Champagne on ice, rings differently when you're literally talking about bubbles in Antarctica.  The number of tourists heading to the icy continent each year is expected to be about the same as Tassie's population within the decade.

Can you imagine finding out the remains of a loved one might have become part of a museum collection to be used for scientific research?

That's what happened to a Tasmanian man whose two year old daughter died suddenly in the 1980's ... but he's only just made the grim discovery.

Tassie has the oldest and sickest population in Australia so it makes sense that more than half of us have private health insurance.

But are you getting bang for your buck?

Ever get a sense of Deja'Vu about Tassie's economy? 

Tighten the belt, sell something or make more money ... they're the options on the table for Tassie's treasurer at the coming budget. 

Do the figures back up the fears when it comes to young people committing crimes in Tassie? 

Why do our leaders start their parliamentary day with the Lord's Prayer ... should we keep the faith or is it time for the Prayer to go?