Independent Member for Nelson
Question & Answer – RA Rodda Museum of Pathology – Update

Question & Answer – RA Rodda Museum of Pathology – Update

Ms WEBB question to LEADER for the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Ms RATTRAYWednesday 12 August 2026Ms WEBB -I note the formal apology delivered in parliament on 19 May 2026 to all individuals and families affected by the 177 human organs and tissue samples...

Motion Debated – Time Limits Sessional Order Motion Contribution

Motion Debated – Time Limits Sessional Order Motion Contribution

Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Time Limits Sessional Order motion brought on for debate by the Honourable Member for Launceston, on Tuesday 11 August 2026, detailing the reasons why she will not be supporting the motion.   View text of Meg's contribution...

Question on Notice – Gun Law Reform Plans for Consultation

Question on Notice – Gun Law Reform Plans for Consultation

Ms WEBB question to MINISTER for WOMEN and the PREVENTION of FAMILY VIOLENCE, Ms PALMERTuesday, 11 August 2026Ms WEBB - Minister, congratulations on your new and additional portfolio and thank you for your correspondence dated 7August providing an update on...

Article-Abetz gambling retreat

Article-Abetz gambling retreat

Hobart Mercury | Monday August 10, 2026; pg 7.Abetz gambling retreatGovernment backs down on closing hoursElise KaineThe government has been accused of interfering with the work of its own independent gaming commission and preventing "even a small amount of harm...

ABC Breakfast Radio Interview – Privacy for Pollies?

ABC Breakfast Radio Interview – Privacy for Pollies?

Meg Webb MLC discusses with Ryk Goddard on ABC Hobart Breakfast Radio, Friday 7 August 2026, whether Tasmania's electoral laws should be changed so that local government candidates do not have to disclose their contact address on campaign material.Listen to Meg'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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