Independent Member for Neslon Meg Webb MLC speaks on ABC Drive Radio with Kylie Baxter on Thursday 6 February 2025, calling for a State Government formal public apology to all those affected by the Coronial Project process currently underway, which are intended to...
Government Must Provide Public Apology to Families Impacted by Coronial Project Inquiry Advert ListIndependent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called on the State Government to issue a formal public apology to those Tasmanians who discovered via a newspaper advert...
Shred the Shroud of Secrecy: Strengthen & Implement State Donation Disclosure Laws CalIndependent Member for Nelson Meg Webb has called on the Tasmanian government to commit to further strengthening and the earlier commencement of the State’s stalled political...
Watch the ABC News TV report on Monday 3 February 2025, after new data from the AEC leaves Tasmanian's in the dark again about the sources of political donations to the state's two major parties. Â
Watch the Win News TV report on Monday 3 February 2025, during which Meg Webb is interviewed by Win News after AEC figures revealing the amount of money given to Tasmania's major parties have prompted renewed calls for stronger donation disclosure laws in the...
Watch the 7 Nightly News TV report on Monday 3 February 2025, during which Meg Webb is interviewed following the new AEC data which shows that less than 10% of Tasmania's two major parties donations were disclosed.
Adam Holmes | ABC NEWS - Digital Online | 31 January 2025Â Coroner's Office criticised for 'blunt' handling of informing families that specimens may have been collected from loved onesIn short:Â Tasmania's Coroner's Office is investigating whether specimens collected...
Meg Webb MLC on ABC Drive speaking on the published Coronial project which caused distress and triggered trauma for family members, and queries why this happened without appropriate processes to support affected people.Â
The Mercury | 26 December 2024; pg 4.Call for uni law reform amid 'core role shift'David KillickThe laws governing the University of Tasmania need reviewing to address a drift away from its core role as an educational institution, a parliamentary committee has...
The Examiner | 24 December 2024; pg 3. UTAS 'has become too corporatised' According to the report's findings, there is evidence of a lack of trust in UTAS ... Benjamin Seeder A PARLIAMENTARY review of the University of Tasmania has found that the higher...
