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Make up of Tasmania's new parliament revealed

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Members of the new Tasmanian parliament have been officially declared. The premier called this election a year early with the hope of securing a majority. But he’ll need to rely on the support of more independent and minor party MPs to get bills through parliament, than he did in the previous term.
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