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Question & Answer – Partition Act 1869 – Subdividing Land Concerns

Question & Answer – Partition Act 1869 – Subdividing Land Concerns

Ms WEBB question to MINISTER for PARKS and HERITAGE, Mr DUIGAN [2.33 p.m.] Minister, can you confirm concerns have been raised with you regarding aspects of the Partition Act 1869, which creates the distressing situation where a minority co-owner can apply for jointly...

Speech – Statutory Holidays Amendment Bill 2026

Speech – Statutory Holidays Amendment Bill 2026

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Second Reading contribution on Tuesday 18 August 2026 on the Statutory Holidays Amendment Bill 2026, in support of the Bill.Meg's speech can be viewed as a video below, and a copy of her speech is provided at the end of the page.  Read below...

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...

Speech- Celebrating 100 Years of the Hobart Repertory Theatre Society

Speech- Celebrating 100 Years of the Hobart Repertory Theatre Society

Meg Webb MLC delivered her Special Interest Matter speech in the Legislative Council on Tuesday the 18th of August 2026, recognising the contributions of a volunteer-run community theatre organisation in her electorate of Nelson - the Hobart Repertory Theatre Society....

Question & Answer – Partition Act 1869 – Subdividing Land Concerns

Question & Answer – Autopsy Practices in Tasmania – Compliance

Ms WEBB question to LEADER for the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Ms RATTRAYNoting the September 2025 Tasmanian coronial findings report in relation to human remains retained following coronial autopsies between 1966 and 1991 at the RA Rodda Pathology Museum,...

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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