Meg Webb MLC interview on the Centre for Public Integrity Podcast Series, with host Michael Barker, former Federal Court Judge and director at the Centre for Public Integrity. Meg discusses why Tasmania has strong independent representation, particularly in the Upper...
Call for Action to Protect Local Council Candidates' Privacy 13 August 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC today welcomed an undertaking provided by the Local Government Minister, Kerry Vincent MLC, to investigate providing local council candidates...
Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Thursday the 13th of August 2026 on the Police Offences Amendment Bill 2025 (No. 50), outlining her concerns, and amendments she will be bringing in the committee stage. Read below or download Meg's speech as a...
Kingston Men’s Shed Connecting Community Achievements Celebrated in State Parliament13 August 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb utilized the Legislative Council’s first day back following the parliamentary winter recess to formally acknowledge and highlight...
Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Wednesday the 12th of August 2026 on the Police Offences Amendment (Increased Penalties for Damage to Tasmanian War Memorials) Bill 2026 detailing her concerns with the Bill and why she will not be supporting...
The Hon. Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Report of the 2024-25 Independent Review of the Climate Change (State Action) Act 2008 - Consideration and Noting, motion brought on by the Honourable member for Hobart, on Tuesday, 11 August 2026. Meg's speech can be...
Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Time Limits Sessional Order motion brought on for debate by the Honourable Member for Launceston, on Tuesday 11 August 2026, detailing the reasons why she will not be supporting the motion. View text of Meg's contribution...
Meg Webb MLC delivered a speech to formally recognise the Kingston Men's Shed and thank them for their contributions and impact on supporting men's mental health in the community, in the Legislative Council, on Tuesday the 11th of August 2026. Members of the Kingston...
Hobart Mercury | Monday August 10, 2026; pg 7.Abetz gambling retreatGovernment backs down on closing hoursElise KaineThe government has been accused of interfering with the work of its own independent gaming commission and preventing "even a small amount of harm...
Monty Jacka | ABC Digital Online | 8 August 2026Candidates fear Tasmanian election signage address requirement puts families at riskIn short:Independent candidates in local government elections say rules requiring an address on signage and leaflets puts safety at...
