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Speech – Expungement of Historical Offences Amendment Bill 2025

Speech – Expungement of Historical Offences Amendment Bill 2025

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Wednesday 5 November 2025 on the Expungement of Historical Offences Amendment Bill 2025 - indicating the reasons why she will be supporting the bill.   Read below or download Meg's speech as a pdf here:...

Speech – Budget Accountability and Oversight Committee Bill 2025

Speech – Budget Accountability and Oversight Committee Bill 2025

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Tuesday 4 November 2025 on the Budget Accountability and Oversight Committee Bill 2025 - voicing her concerns with the bill and why she won't be supporting it.  Meg's contribution can also be read via the...

Motion Debated – Routine Disclosure of Ministerial Diaries

Motion Debated – Routine Disclosure of Ministerial Diaries

The Hon. Meg Webb MLC debated in the Legislative Council on Tuesday, 23 September 2025, on the motion she tabled calling for a public review and input into a transparent ministerial diary model.  The motion was agreed to. View the Hansard transcript of both Meg's main...

Article-No Fast Track for the Ashley Replacement

Article-No Fast Track for the Ashley Replacement

The Mercury | 10 June 2025; pg 7. No Fast Track for the Ashley ReplacementDavid KillickGovernment plans to open a replacement to the troubled Ashley Youth Detention Centre have hit a roadblock after the Legislative Council voted down a bill to fast-track the...

Speech – Youth Justice Facility Development Bill 2025

Speech – Youth Justice Facility Development Bill 2025

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Thursday 5 June 2025 on the Youth Justice Facility Development Bill 2025 - indicating her concerns with the Bill. Meg voted against the Bill which was defeated 8 votes against versus 6 for the Bill.View Meg...

Article-Stadium Bill Sparks Fury

Article-Stadium Bill Sparks Fury

The Mercury | 4 June 2025; pg 4. STADIUM BILL SPARKS FURYDissenting MPs lash ‘dictator’ attitudeDavid KillickThe state government has tabled legislation to allow the construction of a stadium at Macquarie Point – before public consultation on the draft bill has even...

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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