Pulse Tasmania - Digital Online | 17 July 2026 Tasmanians lose record $208 million on pokies in a single yearTasmanians lost more than $208 million on poker machines in 2025-26, the most ever recorded in the state.Figures published by Treasury show players lost...
state political reporter Josh Duggan | ABC Digital Online | 17 July 2026Tasmanians lost more than $200 million on pokies last financial year, setting new recordIn short:Tasmania has set a new record for the most money lost to pokies in a single year, with $208 million...
Hobart Mercury | Wednesday July 15, 2026; pg 3.'Bombshell' pokies reportGovernment ignored warnings on new laws David KillickThe state's Liquor and Gaming Commission was not consulted about the Liberal government's latest round of poker machine law reforms which it...
AAP - Digital Online | 14 July 2026By Ethan JamesPokies reforms slammed as 'backwards' by regulatorPoker machine reforms being spruiked by a state government as tackling problem gambling have been criticised by a regulator as steps backwards that could even create...
Watch the ABC TV News' report on Tuesday the 14th of July 2026, during which Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC is interviewed following bombshell documents released under the Right to Information Act 2009 which revealed the Tasmanian Liquor and Gambling...
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC interview with 7 TV Nightly News on Tuesday the 14th of July 2026, following Right to Information documents which revealed that the State Government did not seek advice from the independent Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming...
Tasmanian investigative reporter Adam Holmes | ABC Digital Online | 14 July 2026New pokies policies will make things worse for problem gamblers, Tasmania's gaming commission saysIn short:The body tasked with implementing Tasmania's new pokies policies says they won't...
Image courtesy: Sydney Morning Herald Nov. 2021. Independent Gaming Commission Warned Rockliff Government Pokies Backflip Policy will Cause Harm, not Help 14 July 2026 Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today described as a “bombshell” documents released under the...
Betr Gambling Licence Risks State Brand and Community Welfare7 July 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb said today the Gaming Licence granted to Betr Entertainment Ltd risks Tasmania’s brand, stating the online gambling industry clearly saw an opportunity to...
Meg Webb MLC, Independent Member for Nelson, speaks on ABC Drive Radio with Lucy Breaden on Tuesday the 7th of July 2026, regarding the five-year licence granted by the Tasmanian Government to online bookmaker Betr, which risks the State's Brand and community...
