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Question & Answer – Why are There No Women on TasBuild Board?

Question & Answer – Why are There No Women on TasBuild Board?

Meg Webb MLC asked the following Question taken On Notice, 2 September 2026, regarding the absence of any women on the seven-person board of TasBuild Limited.My question is the Minister for Women, and goes to the equitable treatment of Tasmanian  women working in the...

7 Nightly News – MLC Slams TasBuild Board Gender Equity

7 Nightly News – MLC Slams TasBuild Board Gender Equity

Watch the 7 Nightly News bulletin of Sunday the 6th of September 2026, during which Independent for Nelson Meg Webb MLC raises concerns with the all-male TasBuild Board, despite the Government's policy requiring 50% representation of women on Government appointed...

7 Nightly News Tasmania – Independent Demands Stadium Costs

7 Nightly News Tasmania – Independent Demands Stadium Costs

Watch the 7 Nightly News bulletin of Thursday the 3rd of September 2026, during which Independent for Nelson Meg Webb MLC is interviewed regarding her motion tabled in the Legislative Council, calling on the Government to reveal the final estimated total construction...

Question & Answer – Why are There No Women on TasBuild Board?

Question & Answer – Thefts at TasWater Sites

Meg Webb MLC placed the following Question ON Notice, 20th August 2026, regarding the recent thefts of metal infrastructure from TasWater sites.The Question  can be viewed below or as a PDF here:[embeddoc...

Media Release: Pressure Builds for Stadium Costs Release before Construction Contract is Signed

Motion Tabled – Call for Final Stadium Costs to be Released

 The Hon. Meg Webb MLC tabled the following motion in the Legislative Council on Thursday 3 September 2026.The Motion has not yet been debated - stay tuned for that update at a later date!:I (Ms Webb) give Notice that tomorrow I shall move -(1) Notes in relation to...

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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