Elections
Voters Deserve Transparency

Voters Deserve Transparency

Kingborough Chronicle | 13 September 2022Voters deserve to know if Local Government candidates are members of a political party, regardless of whether the candidate has the endorsement or backing of the political party, says State Independent Member for Nelson, Meg...

Question – Electoral Act Review

Question – Electoral Act Review

Questions asked by the Hon Meg Webb MLC on 2 June 2022 and answered by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice on 21 June 2022With regard to the Final Report of the Electoral Act Review, released in February 2021, can the government please:Confirm the modelling...

Address-in-Reply: Premier’s State of the State Address 2022

Address-in-Reply: Premier’s State of the State Address 2022

Ms WEBB (Nelson) - Mr President, I welcome this opportunity to respond to the Premier's annual state of the state address and thank other members for the contributions they have made, all of which have been really valuable and very interesting to listen to.At the...

Doubts over donations reform date

Doubts over donations reform date

Judy Augustine | Mercury | 3 February 2022PREMIER Peter Gutwein has been unable to confirm whether Tasmania's electoral donation reforms will be in place by the start of the next financial year, promising a Bill will be introduced to parliament in the first half of...

Call to ban entities from making political donations

Call to ban entities from making political donations

Adam Holmes | Examiner and Advocate newspapers | 5 October 2021   Nelson independent MLC Meg Webb wants property developers and gaming, liquor, tobacco and firearms entities banned from donating to political parties.An independent upper house MP wants Tasmania to have...

Appeal for donation bans

Appeal for donation bans

Kenji Sato| Mercury Newspaper | 5 October 2021  THE government’s crackdown on dodgy donations to political parties doesn’t go anywhere near far enough, according to independent MP Meg Webb.Ms Webb’s comments come in response to the draft Electoral Disclosure and...

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

PETITION

RECENT MEDIA

MAIL LIST