Tasmania comes last in latest CommBank economic rankings
15-09-2026 06:54 via abc.net.au

Tasmania comes last in latest CommBank economic rankings

Tasmania ranks last in CommBank's State of the States economic report, a significant decline from four years ago when it repeatedly topped the ranking. 
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