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Media Release: Lessons to be Learned in Independent Woolcott Review

Media Release: Lessons to be Learned in Independent Woolcott Review

Lessons to be Learned in Independent Woolcott Review4 November 2025Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today welcomed the tabling of the Final Report-Part A of the independent Woolcott Review into actions taken in response to the information and concerns raised by...

Media Release: Ban Gambling Ads in all State Venues Call

Media Release: Ban Gambling Ads in all State Venues Call

Call for Ban on Gambling Ads at all State Venues 3 November 2025Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today announced she will move in the Upper House for a ban on gambling advertising and sponsorship across all State-owned or state-funded venues, as a joint effort...

Media Release: Momentum Builds for Tas Human Rights Act

Media Release: Momentum Builds for Tas Human Rights Act

Momentum Builds for Tasmanian Human Rights Act24 October 2025Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today said momentum is building for Tasmania to introduce its own Human Rights protection laws, following moves in South Australia and, most recently, New South...

Media Release: Tatarka Review

Media Release: Tatarka Review

Tatarka Review25 September 2025Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today welcomed the tabling of the Tatarka Review.Ms Webb said the review was the Report of the Independent Review of Grants of Legal Assistance Under Employment Direction 16 to Public Officers...

Media Release:  Nelson Sends Loud Message to Government

Media Release: Nelson Sends Loud Message to Government

Meg voting at the Mt Nelson polling booth, Saturday 24 May 2025. Nelson Sends Loud Message to GovernmentSunday, 25 May 2025Meg Webb, who is set to be returned as the Member for the Legislative Council seat of Nelson, described the result as a resounding vote for an...

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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