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Media Release – Where are Latest Ministerial Diaries?

Media Release – Where are Latest Ministerial Diaries?

Government Fails Disclosure Commitment Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb said today the Liberal government is not living up to its own transparency standards by continuing to fail to disclose ministerial diaries in a timely manner.“On the 20th of July I called...

Media Release – Government’s PoSS Amendment a Missed Opportunity

Media Release – Government’s PoSS Amendment a Missed Opportunity

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb said today Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s  Bill to amend the Projects of State significance legislation  (PoSS) remains a missed opportunity and raises further questions regarding the Government’s commitment to transparency and public...

Media Release – PoSS Amendments Must Meet all Requirements

Media Release – PoSS Amendments Must Meet all Requirements

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC today identified the necessary amendments to the Project of State Significance process under the State Projects and Policies Act 1993, required to provide Parliament a second vote on any resulting outcome of that process,...

Media Release – Community Services Funding Boost

Media Release – Community Services Funding Boost

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today supported the call by Tasmanian community services Network of Peaks for 9.5% indexation for funded services in 2023-24 and a commitment to an adequate ongoing indexation model to provide essential support to Tasmanians.“I...

Media Release – Salmon Farming

Media Release – Salmon Farming

Independent Member for Nelson today called on the Rockliff Liberal Government to listen to the call from Tasmanian communities to adopt Recommendation 3 of the Legislative Council Inquiry into Fin Fish Farming.“I encourage the Rockliff Government to introduce a plan...

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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