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Ellen Coulter

Ellen Coulter

Verified

Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

Hobart

Final Covers

energy storage,clean energy energy business, climate policy renewables, wind energy solar energy, geothermal energy

Doesn’t Cover

Civil Engineering

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Total articles 557

  • Tony Rundle, reformist former Tasmanian premier, dies

    By Ellen Coulter Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified He wasn't premier for long, but Tony Rundle made a mark on Tasmania. Born Anthony Maxwell Rundle in Scottsdale in March 1939, he was a real estate agent and television journalist before being elected to parliament for the seat of Braddon in 1986. A decade on, at the 1996 election, there was a swing against the Liberals and they failed to win enough seats to govern in their own right.

    By Ellen Coulter Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Tony Rundle, reformist former Tasmanian premier, dies

    By Ellen Coulter Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified He wasn't premier for long, but Tony Rundle made a mark on Tasmania. Born Anthony Maxwell Rundle in Scottsdale in March 1939, he was a real estate agent and television journalist before being elected to parliament for the seat of Braddon in 1986. A decade on, at the 1996 election, there was a swing against the Liberals and they failed to win enough seats to govern in their own right.

    By Ellen Coulter Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Lease negotiation underway for new Spirit of Tasmania ferry to house Ukraine refugees in Scotland

    By Ellen Coulter Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified The Tasmanian premier has refused to rule out the state's newly built ferry being used to house Ukrainian refugees in Scotland. The Spirit of Tasmania IV passenger ferry has been in Leith, Scotland, since November because of delays in building a berth at its home port of Devonport. At the end of January, ferry operator TT-Line confirmed it had entered commercial negotiations after receiving an offer to lease the ship, as well as considering other proposals.

    By Ellen Coulter Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 26, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 8333 2821