Mike O'Loughlin | Tasmania Talks | 10 August 2022
Radio Interviews
Ensuring that everybody can vote, regardless of COVID isolation requirements
 Kim Napier | ABC Drive | 19 April 2022 See more of Meg's recent media.
New Tasmanian poker machine data
Leon Compton | ABC Statewide Mornings | July 2, 2021
Newest poker machine research released
Lucy Breaden | ABC Southern Drive | July 1, 2021Â Â
Tasmanian poker machine research released
Pia Wirsu | ABC Northern Tasmania Drive | July 1, 2021
How nipaluna Hobart shaped the people who shape the city
Ryk Godddard | ABC Breakfast | June 28, 2021Â Â MLC Meg Webb grew up on 3 acres at Otago Bay. This landscape shaped her more than the many share houses she enjoyed in her 20's. But her love of Hobart is as much to do with diversity and choice as a sense of home.
Privacy Concerns over Contact Tracing
Aaron Stevens | Tasmania Talks | October 28, 2020  Hon Meg Webb MLC talks with Aaron Stevens on Tasmania Talks about privacy concerns, the lack of guidance given to venues on how they should manage the personal information they collect and the letter she has written...
Spike in pokies losses completely predictable
Department of Treasury and Finance figures show $19,428,375 have poured into the machines in July – that’s $626,721 per day - and this spike in pokies losses was completely predictable. Meg Webb MLC talks with Martin Agatyn 7AD FM. Â
Tasmanian’s pouring money into poker machines at record levels
Meg Webb MLC says pokies revenue of close to $20m does not stay in Tasmania and does not benefit local businesses or communities. LA FM Tasmania News 28 Aug 20Â Â Â Â
Pokies Revenue Skyrockets
Tasmanians are pouring their money into poker machines at record levels according to newly released Treasury data.It shows a 28 percent spike on pre-pandemic pokie revenue and nearly $20 million in player losses throughout July across the state - $626,721 dollars a...
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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