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Address-in-Reply: Governor’s Address 2021

Address-in-Reply: Governor’s Address 2021

Ms WEBB (Nelson) - Madam Deputy President, I rise to make my contribution to the Governor's Address-in-Reply.  I congratulate Her Excellency, Barbara Baker, on commencing her term as Governor of Tasmania.  I am particularly pleased, for only the second time in the...

Media Release – Labor Leadership Pokies Position

Media Release – Labor Leadership Pokies Position

Media Release |  May 27, 2021    Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called on the Labor leadership candidates – David O’Byrne and Shane Broad – to declare their position on pokies.“Both leadership candidates need to come clean to Labor Members ahead of the...

Pokies losses hit $180 million since Gutwein became Tasmanian Premier

Pokies losses hit $180 million since Gutwein became Tasmanian Premier

Bob Burton | Tasmanian Inquirer & Guardian | April 26, 2021    Almost $500 million lost since the last state election  More than $180 million has been lost on Tasmanian poker machines since Peter Gutwein became Premier in January 2020, according to data from the...

Pokies back on agenda

Pokies back on agenda

Mercury Newspaper | March 30, 2021  PREMIER Peter Gutwein needs to release the tax rate for casino pokies during the election campaign, say independent member for Nelson Meg Webb and the Greens.Ms Webb, an anti-pokie campaigner, said if the government was still in...

Casino pokies tax rate is a campaign issue

Casino pokies tax rate is a campaign issue

Imogen Elliot | WIN News | March 29, 2021  “Either Premier Gutwein knows what this tax rate will be and is refusing to release it to avoid criticism during the election campaign or the government and Federal Group are still in secret negotiations on it,”  Read Meg’s...

Gaming reform delayed

Gaming reform delayed

Leon Compton | ABC Mornings | March 29, 2021  Meg Webb on delayed Tasmanian gaming reforms with Leon Compton ABC Mornings.Read Meg's media release on gaming donations

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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