by mw061074 | March 16, 2020 | (Pokies) Media, Newspaper
State Government’s poker machine reforms face test in Legislative Council A motion critical of the State Government’s poker machine reforms will be one of the first matters the Upper House considers when it resumes this week.THE Government’s poker machine reforms face...
by mw061074 | March 3, 2020 | (Pokies) Media, Newspaper
Once in 20 year Opportunity Poker Machine Reform Tasmania has a once-in-twenty years opportunity to reset its approach to poker machines and deliver a state that is healthier, happier and better off.  But there’s a history of the pokies industry dictating policy to...
by mw061074 | March 1, 2020 | Newspaper
Top law reform body set to review state’s privacy laws Privacy review on cards THE state’s peak law reform body intends to review Tasmania’s privacy laws in light of rapid advances in technology since the legislation was last amended 16 years ago.The...
by mw061074 | October 16, 2019 | Newspaper
MLC’s Vote on Tasmania’s Discrimination Laws Hailed The state government is facing renewed pressure to reject proposed federal religious freedom bills after a vote rejecting them in the Legislative Council. Members of the upper house voted nine to five in...
by mw061074 | September 24, 2019 | Newspaper
Huntingfield Land Supply Order It’s always tricky when you are faced with the question, do the means justify the ends? As a new representative for the Kingborough community, I was faced with that question recently in relation to the rezoning of the Huntingfield...
by mw061074 | September 23, 2019 | Newspaper
Controversial Huntingfield rezone passes Parliament The Huntingfield development moved to the next stage of progress when it passed through the Upper House on Tuesday, September 17 after over seven hours of debate among Legislative Council members.Minister for Housing...
