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Media Release: Integrity Bill Compounds Government Secrecy Concerns

Media Release: Integrity Bill Compounds Government Secrecy Concerns

Integrity Bill Compounds Government Secrecy Concerns 19 June 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today slammed the Rockliff Government for failing to deliver a key 2016 recommendation by Former Chief Justice William Cox to reform the powers of the Integrity...

Article-Bunnings ID face-to-face: Customer facial data fears

Article-Bunnings ID face-to-face: Customer facial data fears

 The Mercury | 19 June 2026; Pgs 7 & 15.Bunnings ID face-to-face; Customer facial data fearsMeeting of Bunnings boss and minister spurs 'surveillance' concernRob InglisThe managing director of Bunnings has personally briefed Tasmania’s Police Minister on the...

Article-Independent blasts call to table diaries

Article-Independent blasts call to table diaries

Image from the Hobart Mercury.    The Mercury | 8 June 2026; pg 13.Independent blasts call to table diariesSue BaileyIndependent member of the Legislative Council Meg Webb has described a call for non-government MPs to release their diaries as "childish" and says she...

Article-Year 12 changes not on the cards

Article-Year 12 changes not on the cards

 The Mercury | 5 June 2026; pg 7.Year 12 changes not on the cards Oscar MoodleyEducation Minister Jo Palmer has ruled out "a formal review" of the 2014 policy to extend all Tasmanian high schools from year 10 to year 12.As part of Thursday morning's Budget Estimates...

Article-‘Direct threat’: AG slams watchdog budget cuts

Article-‘Direct threat’: AG slams watchdog budget cuts

  The Mercury | 3 June 2026; pg 6. 'Direct threat': AG slams watchdog budget cuts David Killick Budget cuts have affected the ability of key oversight agencies to do their work fighting corruption and waste, estimates committees hearings have heard. The Liberals...

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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