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Petitions Tabled – TasTAFE LabTechs and Arts & Screen

Petitions Tabled – TasTAFE LabTechs and Arts & Screen

TasTAFE PetitionsWednesday, 5 November 2025.The Hon. Meg Webb MLC was delighted to table two petitions in the Legislative Council calling for the government to reverse its decision, and reinstate the subsidies for the valuable Laboratory Technology courses at...

Question & Answer – Multi-School Organisations Follow-up

Question & Answer – Multi-School Organisations Follow-up

The Hon Meg Webb MLC submitted the following Question Without Notice on Tuesday 4 November 2025 and received the following answer from Hon Jo Palmer, Minister for Education.Ms WEBB question to MINISTER for EDUCATION, Ms PALMERIt's a follow-up from our last sitting...

Question & Answer – TasTAFE Course Subsidy Cuts?

Question & Answer – TasTAFE Course Subsidy Cuts?

The Hon Meg Webb MLC submitted the following Question Without Notice to the government on Monday 20 October 2025.The response of Skills Minister the Hon. Felix Ellis MP was tabled in the Legislative Council by Leader for Government Business, the Hon Tania Rattray MLC...

Question & Answer – Multi-School Organisations Follow-up

Question Time – Multi-School Organisation – Trial

The Hon Meg Webb MLC submitted the following Question Without Notice on Wednesday 24 September 2025 and received the following answers from Hon Jo Palmer, Minister for Education.QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICEWednesday 24th September 2025Legislative Council ASKED BY: Hon Meg...

Talking Point-Lessons We All Must Learn from UTAS

Talking Point-Lessons We All Must Learn from UTAS

Talking Point | The Mercury | 1 April 2025; pg 25Lessons We All Must Learn from UTASIt Is Essential for Development the University Successfully Delivers, writes Meg Webb MLCThe University of Tasmania is a beloved Tasmanian public institution and is of primary...

Talking Point-Lessons We All Must Learn from UTAS

Article-Call for UTAS Law Reform & Core Role Shift

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...

Article-UTAS ‘has become too corporatised’

Article-UTAS ‘has become too corporatised’

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...

While pokies were closed
due to COVID-19
Tasmanians saved

Poker machines were closed in Tasmania on March 23, 2020
and reopened on June 26, 2020.
In 2018-19 Tasmanians lost $171,603,745 to poker machines

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