As Tasmanians prepare for a July 19 vote, we keep track of each party's election promises on everything from health and housing to the stadium.

Travel costs for occupational therapists through the NDIS have been cut by 50 per cent, Ryk Goddard on 936 ABC Radio Hobart Breakfast hears, which could see much of regional and rural Tasmania without in-home supports.

Shane Tilley tells Leon Compton on 936 ABC Radio Hobart Mornings that the state's police force is "devastated with Monday's loss" and asks the Tasmanian community to show its support in small ways.

Former Liberal Attorney-General, Elise Archer, is running as an independent for Clark and says she cannot support the current proposal for a stadium at Macquarie Point.

Kath Tanner says she thought her "pretty good" life was over when she lost her leg in a crash. But as a volunteer with Limbs 4 Life, she says that's actually far from the truth.

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In this week's episode, Airlie Ward tackles the growing issue of Tasmania’s state debt.
 

With another election just around the corner, and all three major parties insisting it wasn’t needed, we’re heading back to the polls. But whoever forms government next month will face a tough challenge: tackling the state’s mounting debt. How are they going to do it and what needs to be done? 
 

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