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Article-‘Backflip’ on job under fire

Article-‘Backflip’ on job under fire

 Sunday Tasmanian | 19 July 2026; pg 5.'Backflip' on job under fireRob InglisFormer Liberal senator Stephen Parry’s appointment as chair of the Tasmanian Heritage Council has again been called into question after it emerged that ex-minister Madeleine Ogilvie had...

Article-Pokies cost Tassie $208m

Article-Pokies cost Tassie $208m

Hobart Mercury | Saturday July 18, 2026; pg 3. Pokies cost Tassie $208m State's gamblers set new record for losses on poker machines Bridget Clarke  Tasmanians lost nearly $210m on poker machines in the last financial year – the highest figure on record, new Treasury...

Article-‘Bombshell’ pokies report

Article-‘Bombshell’ pokies report

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...

Article-Antibiotics from fish farm in Derwent River

Article-Antibiotics from fish farm in Derwent River

Hobart Mercury | Tuesday July 7, 2026Antibiotics from fish farm in Derwent RiverElise KaineCalls are growing for freshwater salmon farms to be legislated as strictly as marine operations following a new report that found antibiotic residue in wild fish, sediment, and...

Article-Email leak saga anger

Article-Email leak saga anger

  The Mercury | 26 June 2026; pg 6. Email leak saga anger David Killick Premier Jeremy Rockliff has raised the ire of the Legislative Council with his response to concerns about the leaking of an email from a member. Murchison MLC Ruth Forrest’s request that...

Article-Bunnings ID face-to-face: Customer facial data fears

Article-Bunnings ID face-to-face: Customer facial data fears

 The Mercury | 19 June 2026; Pgs 7 & 15.Bunnings ID face-to-face; Customer facial data fearsMeeting of Bunnings boss and minister spurs 'surveillance' concernRob InglisThe managing director of Bunnings has personally briefed Tasmania’s Police Minister on the...

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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