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...
by mw061074 | April 26, 2019 | Media (Gender), Newspaper
Why we need a women’s lens on legislation If you are in a car crash, did you know that you are more likely to die or be injured if you are a woman because safety testing is based on men’s bodies?Ever looked around an office and seen women with blankets while men...
by mw061074 | April 17, 2019 | Newspaper
Hundreds share views on Hobart’s hot-button issues of cable car and building heights for CBD A PUBLIC meeting at Hobart City Hall has called on the Hobart City Council to get on with setting a maximum building height for the Hobart CBD.The meeting on Hobart building...
by mw061074 | March 25, 2019 | Newspaper
Meg Webb to run as independent for Nelson MEG Webb has said that a clear plan for the future, poker machine reform and transparency would be on the top of her agenda if elected to the Legislative Council in the seat of Nelson.A sixth generation Tasmanian with two...
by mw061074 | January 16, 2019 | Newspaper
Pokies policy out of touch with Tasmanians’ wishes WHEN government policy diverges significantly from community views, we are rightly prompted to ask why.It happened last week with the release of yet another poll showing Tasmanians want fewer or no poker...
