Watch the 7 Nightly TV News bulletin of Wednesday, 23rd of July 2025, interviewing Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC on her renewed calls for fixed four-year terms for the House of Assembly amid uncertainty caused by the recent state election.
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC interview regarding fixed four-year election cycles for Tasmania, as reported by the ABC TV News, 23 July 2025.Â
Watch the Win News TV report of Wednesday 23 July 2025, regarding her calls for new Tasmanian parliament to introduce fixed four-year terms for the Lower House in order to provide clarity and stability for both the public and business communities.Â
Talking Point | The Mercury | 23 July 2025; pg 16-17It’s Absolutely Insane but the Major Parties are Still Not Listening to the Voice of the Tasmanian PeopleBusiness As Usual Will Not Deliver Budget Repair or a  Successful Parliament, writes Meg Webb MLCFront of mind...
Kingborough Chronicle | 8 July 2025: pg 5. Locals back End of FundingIndependent candidate for Franklin Peter George, independent member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC and independent candidate for Clark Kristie Johnston MP joined locals at The Salty Dog Hotel for the...
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...
Watch the 7 Nightly TV News bulletin of Monday, 9th of June 2025, interviewing Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC on why she joined the 20 other Tasmanian Federal, State and local government elected representatives in writing to AFL CEO Andrew Dillon,...
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...
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...
Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb MLC calls for the new state political donations disclosures laws to be enacted earlier than their scheduled start date of 1 July this year, to ensure they apply to all of an early state election period should Tasmanians be sent...
