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Motion Debated – Sending Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Committee A

Motion Debated – Sending Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Committee A

Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Referral of Short Stay Levy Bill 2026 to Government Administration Committee A brought on by the Honourable member for Murchison on Tuesday the 18th of August 2026.  View text of Meg's contribution to the Motion can be viewed...

Motion Debated – Time Limits Sessional Order Motion Contribution

Motion Debated – Time Limits Sessional Order Motion Contribution

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...

Motion Tabled – Government Response to UTAS Committee Report Overdue

Motion Tabled – Government Response to UTAS Committee Report Overdue

 The Hon. Meg Webb MLC tabled the following motion in the Legislative Council on Tuesday 23 June 2026.The Motion has not yet been debated - stay tuned for that update at a later date!:I (Ms Webb) give Notice that tomorrow I shall move -(1) That the Legislative Council...

Motion Debated – Tasmanian Arts Funding

Motion Debated – Tasmanian Arts Funding

The Hon. Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Tasmanian Arts Funding motion brought on by the Honourable member for Murchison, on Tuesday, 19 May 2026, in support of the motion, and addresses the risk to the Tasmanian community without ongoing government funding...

Motion Debated – Climate Action Report

Motion Debated – Climate Action Report

The Hon. Meg Webb MLC motion contribution to the Climate Council and Emergency Leaders for Climate Action Report: When Cities Burn motion brought on by the Honourable member for Hobart, on Tuesday, 19 May 2026, in support of the motion.Meg's speech can be viewed...

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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