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Tasmanians head to polls in early election

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Tasmanians are heading to the polls for their second state election in just two years. The last term of government collapsed after a little more than 12 months when cross bench MPs, who'd previously backed the government, voted in favour of a no confidence motion in Premier Jeremy Rockliff.
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