Watch the Win News TV report of Wednesday 23 July 2025, regarding her calls for new Tasmanian parliament to introduce fixed four-year terms for the Lower House in order to provide clarity and stability for both the public and business communities.Â
Independents
Talking Point-It’s Absolutely Insane but the Major Parties are Still Not Listening to the Voice of the Tasmanian People
Talking Point | The Mercury | 23 July 2025; pg 16-17It’s Absolutely Insane but the Major Parties are Still Not Listening to the Voice of the Tasmanian PeopleBusiness As Usual Will Not Deliver Budget Repair or a  Successful Parliament, writes Meg Webb MLCFront of mind...
Article-Locals back End of Greyhound Racing Funding
Kingborough Chronicle | 8 July 2025: pg 5. Locals back End of FundingIndependent candidate for Franklin Peter George, independent member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC and independent candidate for Clark Kristie Johnston MP joined locals at The Salty Dog Hotel for the...
ABC Drive Radio Interview – Deadlines: Political Donations Disclosures start, but ?s over AFL Stadium
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC speaks on ABC Drive Radio with Kylie Baxter on Tuesday 1st of July 2025, discussing the commencement of the state's new political donations disclosure laws and concerns that the time for publication will mean not all...
Pulse Tasmania – Rockliff says Tasmania’s stadium deal remains on track despite missing key deadlines
Pulse Tasmania - Digital Online | 1 July 2025 Rockliff says Tasmania’s stadium deal remains on track despite missing key deadlinesPremier Jeremy Rockliff has assured Tasmanians that the state’s deal with the AFL for a new Macquarie Point stadium remains on track,...
Pulse Tasmania – Independents unite to call for end to greyhound racing subsidies
Photo | Pulse Tasmania Pulse Tasmania - Digital Online | 30 June 2025 Independents unite to call for end to greyhound racing subsidiesThree Tasmanian political names have joined forces to demand an end to taxpayer funding for greyhound racing.Independent candidate...
Pulse Tasmania – Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in May
Pulse Tasmania - Digital Online | 28 June 2025Â Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in MayNew Treasury figures show Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in May, the highest monthly total this year.So far, the state has racked up $79.9 million...
ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Planning Commission AFL Stadium Hearings
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb speaks on ABC Mornings Radio with David Reilly on Wednesday 25 June 2025, where she discusses the Tasmanian Planning Commission's public hearings regarding the AFL-demanded Macquarie Point stadium, which commence today.Listen to...
ABC Digital News-Premier unsure why Integrity Commission scrapped state lobbyist reform
Photo: ABC News - Pixabay Adam Holmes | ABC NEWS - Digital Online | 20 June 2025Tasmanian premier unsure why Integrity Commission scrapped reform of oversight of state's political lobbyistsIn short: Tasmania has 70 registered lobbyists — firms that act on behalf of...
ABC Mornings Radio Interview – Integrity Commission abandons new Lobbyist Oversight Scheme
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb speaks on ABC Mornings Radio with Leon Compton on Thursday 19 June 2025, where she discusses concerns regarding the sudden abandonment by the Tasmanian Integrity Commission of the new Lobbyist Register and Code of Conduct...
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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