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Talking Point-State’s secrecy is just a bit fishy

Talking Point-State’s secrecy is just a bit fishy

Friday February 20, 2026 | Hobart Mercury | OPINION pg 37State's secrecy is just a bit fishyWe have a right to know what's going into our water supply, writes Meg WebbIs it any wonder Tasmanians lack faith in their public institutions?The concerning lack of timely...

Talking Point-Libs Won’t Stop Pokies Harming Families

Talking Point-Libs Won’t Stop Pokies Harming Families

Talking Point | The Mercury | 12 September 2025; pgs 20 & 37.The Libs Would End Greyhound Racing to Prevent Risk to Dogs, but They Won’t Stop Pokies Harming Families ‘Managing’ Problem Gambling Is Not Enough. We Must Prevent Harm, Meg Webb MLC WritesWith...

Talking Point-Don’t be Fooled by Claims of Bipartisanship

Talking Point-Don’t be Fooled by Claims of Bipartisanship

Image: Computer Fixx Talking Point | The Saturday Mercury | 30 August 2025; pg 53Don't be Fooled by Claims of BipartisanshipWill Our Political Leopards Truly Change Their Spots, asks Meg Webb MLCHow will we tell whether our State political leopards have truly changed...

Talking Point-Lessons We All Must Learn from UTAS

Talking Point-Lessons We All Must Learn from UTAS

Talking Point | The Mercury | 1 April 2025; pg 25Lessons We All Must Learn from UTASIt Is Essential for Development the University Successfully Delivers, writes Meg Webb MLCThe University of Tasmania is a beloved Tasmanian public institution and is of primary...

Talking Point-Coronial Project: Families hurt and shocked by this lapse

Talking Point-Coronial Project: Families hurt and shocked by this lapse

Talking Point | The Mercury | 6 February 2025; pg 21Families hurt and shocked by this lapseImagine finding out in a newspaper ad about a loved one's remains, writes Meg WebbI wish I didn’t need to write this. But in the past week I’ve been contacted by too many...

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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