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Anna Reynolds must be stood down

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Andrew Culph
1 year ago

She is a disgrace

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Anonymous
1 year ago

She is a disgrace to democracy stand her down.

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Mark Hughes
1 year ago

Get rid of her and move forward

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Tania Dare
1 year ago

Worst Lord Mayor ever

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Gina Green
1 year ago

Unbelievable that it has taken this long

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Anonymous
1 year ago

She needs to be removed now

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Paul Richardson
1 year ago

Hobart going backwards with her

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Kim Rowe
1 year ago

She should of been booted out long ago.

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Janine Roberts
1 year ago

Investigation into the whole HCC is need. The LM should accept that she has failed in her duties to the City of Hobart and resign.

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Anne Burleigh
1 year ago

Hobart City is NOT your personal play toy Reynolds - this City was founded by many present Citizen’s Forebears which in this day and age is remarkable as not many ‘other cities’ (you’re always quoting Other places), would have this tangible link!

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Hank
1 year ago

She has displayed too many examples of behaviour unfitting of the office of mayor.

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Craig
1 year ago

A mayor against progress.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Legal proceedings should ensue.

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Cassie Midgley
1 year ago

The Lord Mayor needs to go before the Hobart CBD and its small businesses are destroyed completely. She has no regard for the rate payers of Hobart and is hell bent on destroying the livlihoods of the many people who have invested in this beautiful city. We need representitives who listen to all constituents, not one who pushes their own agenda to the detriment of our CBD.

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Tracey Harding
1 year ago

For the good of the Hobart council she must go

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Anthony Marriott
1 year ago

Long overdue Hobart is dying a slow death because of this woman & her cronies

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Chris Mountney
1 year ago

Her history of One eyed advocacy from yrs ago in Nth Q,land (where she was evicted). To now becomes the most restrictive person on Hobart's council. Time to go.

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Lois Evans
1 year ago

This lady has held up the progress of not only Hobart but the best interests of the rest of Tasmania's. Time for her to go

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Murray Roberts
1 year ago

The facts speak for themselves

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Should have been sooner