Hobart Mercury | 20 April 2026; pg 2. Budget cuts threaten women's safety: MLC Elise Kaine Wrong decisions in the upcoming state budget could lead to worsening outcomes for women, an independent MLC warned as demonstrators gathered at a rally against gendered violence...
Meg Webb MLC, Independent Member for Nelson, speaks on ABC Breakfast Radio with Ryk Goddard on Monday 20 April 2026, regarding her call on the state government to step up and effectively fund and resource services to help prevent gender-based violence in the state in...
State Budget Must Guarantee Funding to Tackle Gender-Based Violence19 April 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb – who will today address a No More Violence Rally on Parliament House - said the Rockliff Government must guarantee adequate resourcing and...
Meg Webb MLC, Independent Member for Nelson, speaks on ABC Mornings Radio with Leon Compton on Friday 17 April 2026, regarding ramifications of the paused debate in the Legislative Council on the government's Greyhound Racing Legislation Amendments (Phasing Out Reform...
The Mercury | 17 April 2026; pg 5.Precinct for STEM closer to reality:Bill passed at third readingElise KaineThe University of Tasmania has welcomed the passage of a new Bill designed to secure funding for its science, technology, engineering and mathematics...
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...
Josh Duggan| ABC Digital Online | 16 April 2026University of Tasmania will now be able to sell off land from its Sandy Bay campusIn short:After a years-long push by the University of Tasmania to sell off sections of land at its Sandy Bay campus to reinvest in other...
UTAS (Protection of Land) Bill Entrenches Government’s Broken Promise to Protect Sandy Bay campus16 April 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb said today the Legislative Council passing the University of Tasmania (Protection of Land) Bill 2025 has resulted in...
 The Mercury | 16 April 2026; pg 4.Government stalls on child abuseElise KaineThe government has not shown meaningful cultural and behavioural change in the wake of an inquiry into child sex abuse in state settings, according to a parliamentary report tabled this...
This page is in 2 parts: Meg Webb MLC delivery of her Second Reading speech on the University of Tasmania (Protection of Land) Bill 2025 on Thursday 26 March 2026. Meg Webb MLC moving amendments to the Bill in Committee when debate resumed on the Bill on Wednesday 15...
