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Address-in-Reply: Premier’s State of the State Speech 2026

Address-in-Reply: Premier’s State of the State Speech 2026

Meg delivered her formal Address-in-Reply to the annual Premier's State of the State Speech, on Thursday, 19  March 2026. In her speech, Meg called for: stronger political leadership which demonstrates integrity and vision the Premier to resume the Aboriginal Affairs...

Article-Rockliff govt’s ‘weak’ transparency reforms slammed

Article-Rockliff govt’s ‘weak’ transparency reforms slammed

The Mercury | 18 March 2026; pg 5.Rockliff govt's 'weak' transparency reforms slammedDAVID KILLICKCritics of the state government’s record on transparency say Right to Information (RTI) law reforms are late and don’t go far enough.The government said it would accept...

Question & Answer – University of Tasmania – STEM Business Case

Question & Answer – University of Tasmania – STEM Business Case

Ms WEBB question to LEADER for the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Ms RATTRAYWednesday, 18 March 2026Noting the November 2025 responses provided by the government regarding the UTAS STEM business case have yet to resolve a range of queries surrounding...

Article-Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week

Article-Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week

Image from Kingborough ChronicleKingborough Chronicle | 17 March 2026: pg 13.Celebrating cultural connection this Harmony Week Harmony requires diversity. Music defines ‘harmony’ as multiple voices contributing to the progression of chords.It also describes the...

Speech- Kingborough Reconciliation Action Group

Speech- Kingborough Reconciliation Action Group

Meg Webb MLC delivered a speech to formally recognise Kingborough Reconciliation Action Group and celebrate their achievements in the community as a Special Interest Matter in the Legislative Council, on Tuesday the 17th March 2026. Members of the Kingborough...

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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