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ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Meg Webb Re-elected to Nelson

ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Meg Webb Re-elected to Nelson

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb speaks on ABC Mornings Radio with Leon Compton on Monday 26 May 2025, following her successful re-election at the Saturday 24th of May's Legislative Council elections, and also discusses the controversial Macquarie Point AFL...

Media Release:  Nelson Sends Loud Message to Government

Media Release: Nelson Sends Loud Message to Government

Meg voting at the Mt Nelson polling booth, Saturday 24 May 2025. Nelson Sends Loud Message to GovernmentSunday, 25 May 2025Meg Webb, who is set to be returned as the Member for the Legislative Council seat of Nelson, described the result as a resounding vote for an...

ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Meg Webb MLC: Nelson Candidates Panel

ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Meg Webb MLC: Nelson Candidates Panel

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC speaks on ABC Radio Mornings program with Leon Compton on Thursday 15 May 2025, as part of the ABC Radio's series of Meet the Candidates, and during the Nelson Candidates Panel. Listen to Meg's individual interview below, the...

Article-Chronicle Presents the Nelson Candidates

Article-Chronicle Presents the Nelson Candidates

Kingborough Chronicle | 13 May 2025: pg 18.Meet the Candidates: 2025 Tasmanian Legislative Council election - Division of Nelson Contribution by Meg Webb, Independent Candidate for Nelson.   1. Can you introduce yourself and explain why you are running for Legislative...

Article:  My Voters Don’t Want This Stadium

Article: My Voters Don’t Want This Stadium

Photo: Conor Castles-Lynch Sunday Tasmanian, 11 May 2025; pg 6My Voters Don’t Want This Stadium11 May 2025Amelia SwanAnti-stadium politicians joined together to hit out at the major parties for their support for the proposed Macquarie point stadium, accusing them of...

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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