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Media Report-Still Fighting for Sue

Media Report-Still Fighting for Sue

Sue Bailey | Sunday Tasmanian newspaper | August, 20,  2023Still fighting for Sue:  Call for independent inquiry into murder convictionA Tasmanian MP has added her voice to calls for an independent inquiry into the conviction of Susan Neill-Fraser, saying "concerning...

7 Nightly TV News – Call for Inquiry into Sue Neill-Fraser Case

7 Nightly TV News – Call for Inquiry into Sue Neill-Fraser Case

 The 7 Nightly TV News | Saturday, 19 August 2023View below the 7 Nightly TV news bulletin featuring an interview with Meg, following her call made at the justice for Sue Neill-Fraser rally for an independent inquiry into the case of Sue Neill-Fraser. 

Sue Neill-Fraser Rally Speech: Independent Inquiry Needed

Sue Neill-Fraser Rally Speech: Independent Inquiry Needed

Meg spoke at the Justice for Sue rally, held on Saturday 19 August 2023 at the Parliament House Lawns, Hobart. Read Meg's speech below (noting minor spoken variations to the written version may have occured during speech delivery on the day), or view as a downloadable...

Submission to the TLRI Review of Privacy Laws in Tasmania

Submission to the TLRI Review of Privacy Laws in Tasmania

The Tasmania Law Reform Institute (TLRI) is undertaking a review of Tasmania's current Privacy laws and protections, upon accepting a reference I submitted to the TLRI in 2019.As part of that Review, the TLRI released an Issues Paper No. 32 in March 2023,...

Motion Tabled – National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Data

Motion Tabled – National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Data

Notice of Motion Tabled (but not yet debated)29 June 2023Ms Webb to move:-(1)     That the Legislative Council notes:—a) All Australian States and Territories agreed in October 2017, under an Intergovernmental Agreement, to participate in the Commonwealth Government’s...

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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