Tammy Tyrrell
employment advisor, political staffer and politician in Tasmania, Australia (1970–)
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- Tammy Tyrrell is a Tasmanian senator who was elected at the 2022 federal election and began her term on 1 July 2022. She left the Jacqui Lambie Network in March 2024 to sit as an independent. This move was described at the time as Tyrrell choosing to sit as an independent rather than being expelled from the party [Wikipedia: Tammy Tyrrell; ABC News coverage].[1][3]
- In early reporting, Tyrrell’s departure was framed as a shift that could affect the Lambie Network’s balance in the Senate and had implications for Tasmanian politics, including potential impacts on the state’s governance arrangements and coalition negotiations [ABC News coverage; Yahoo News coverage].[2][3]
- Public statements around the time of the move emphasized she wanted to pursue what she described as the best outcome for her constituents and to maintain a constructive relationship with Jacqui Lambie, despite sitting as an independent [Yahoo News; 7.30 ABC News segments].[3][2]
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