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Article-Gifts Under the Radar

Article-Gifts Under the Radar

The Mercury | 2 July 2025; pg 10 Gifts Under the Radar David KillickA rush of donations to avoid new disclosure laws, and the timing of the July 19 state election, mean voters will still remain in the dark about who provides the bulk of the funding for their political...

Article-‘Leeway’ Over Key Stadium Timeline

Article-‘Leeway’ Over Key Stadium Timeline

The Mercury | 2 July 2025; pg 5 ‘Leeway’ Over Key Stadium Timeline David KillickMissing two key deadlines for the construction of the Macquarie Point stadium did not mean the state’s deal with the AFL was off, Premier Jeremy Rockliff said.Under the contract signed...

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...

Article-Donations Reform Call

Article-Donations Reform Call

The Mercury | 9 June 2025; pg 3. Donations Reform CallRob InglisLandmark new political donations reforms approved by the Tasmanian parliament this year should be brought into effect early if a snap state election is called, independent Nelson MLC Meg Webb says.A...

Article-Gifts Under the Radar

Article-Donation Thresholds

The Examiner | 9 June 2025; pg 3. Donation thresholdsJoe ColbrookNew laws, which require politicians declare donations over $1000 on a monthly basis, passed parliament in March and are set to become law on July 1. Meg Webb, independent member for the upper house seat...

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...

Article-Webb Back with A Clear Mandate

Article-Webb Back with A Clear Mandate

The Mercury | 26 May 2025; pgs 6-7. Webb Back with A Clear Mandate Amelia Swan - and Sue BaileyRe-elected independent MLC Meg Webb says her strong showing in Nelson is a clear mandate from voters for greater integrity, transparency and accountability in Tasmania’s...

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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