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Article-Short-stay tax voted down

Article-Short-stay tax voted down

Hobart Mercury | Thursday 10 September, 2026; fp & pg 5.Short-stay tax voted downAbetz calls out 'hypocrisy' after Legislative Council blocks 5pc levyBridget ClarkeA decision to impose a 5 per cent levy on short-stay accommodation has been voted down by the...

Motion Debated – Sending Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Committee A

Motion Debated – Sending Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Committee A

Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Referral of Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Government Administration Committee A brought on by the Honourable member for Murchison on Tuesday the 18th of August 2026.  View text of Meg's contribution to the Motion can be viewed...

Speech – Residential Parks Bill 2026

Speech – Residential Parks Bill 2026

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Thursday 16 April 2026 on the Residential Parks Bill 2026, outlining her initial views on the Bill.Or read Meg's contribution in the Hansard PDF document below.  Read below or download Meg's speech as a pdf...

ABC Digital News-Refurbished facilities and funding for new units locked in for Hobart Women’s Shelter

Article- Low-income earners ‘excluded’ from assistance

The Sunday Examiner | 4 August 2024; pg 8.Low-income earners 'excluded'from assistanceMatt MaloneyThere is a blanket exclusion of Tasmanians on a disability support payment from accessing a government program to allow them accessing a government program to allow them...

Article-Short-stay tax voted down

Media Release: Serious Concerns Raised Over MyHome Program

Serious Concerns Raised Over MyHome Program17 July 2024Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb has called for a review of the MyHome shared equity housing loan program in light of serious concerns raised over whether it may be disadvantaging the struggling Tasmanians...

Article-Home loan scheme is hurting and not helping

Article-Home loan scheme is hurting and not helping

The Mercury | 17 July 2024; pg 9.Home loan scheme is hurting and not helpingDavid KillickFirst-home buyers using a government-backed scheme are being charged higher interest rates and offered less flexibility with repayments than - borrowers using similar schemes...

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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