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ABC Breakfast Radio Interview – Privacy for Pollies?

ABC Breakfast Radio Interview – Privacy for Pollies?

Meg Webb MLC discusses with Ryk Goddard on ABC Hobart Breakfast Radio, Friday 7 August 2026, whether Tasmania's electoral laws should be changed so that local government candidates do not have to disclose their contact address on campaign material.Listen to Meg's...

Article-MLC’s move to restrict lobbying

Article-MLC’s move to restrict lobbying

Image from the Hobart Mercury.     Hobart Mercury | 23 July 2026; pg 12.MLC's move to restrict lobbyingDavid KillickGovernment ministers and senior public servants would be banned from lobbying for two years after leaving office under laws proposed by an...

7 Nightly News – Push to Disclose Backdoor Political Talks

7 Nightly News – Push to Disclose Backdoor Political Talks

Watch the 7 Nightly News bulletin of Wednesday the 22nd of July 2026, during which Independent for Nelson Meg Webb MLC releases her Draft Private Members' Bill, which legislates the Integrity Commission's recommended lobbying oversight model, for public...

Media Release:  Lobbying Reform Bill Released for Public Consultation

Media Release: Lobbying Reform Bill Released for Public Consultation

Lobbying Reform Bill Released for Public Consultation 22 July 2026Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today released her Private Members Bill, the Political Lobbying (Integrity and Transparency) Bill 2026, for public consultation, describing it as a game-changer...

Talking Point-Sunlight the antidote to backroom dealing

Talking Point-Sunlight the antidote to backroom dealing

Wednesday July 22, 2026 | Hobart Mercury | Talking Point pg; 27Sunlight the antidote to backroom dealing My proposed legislation will make the dark art of political lobbying far more transparent and democratic, writes Meg Webb In a vibrant democracy the “contest of...

Article-‘Backflip’ on job under fire

Article-‘Backflip’ on job under fire

 Sunday Tasmanian | 19 July 2026; pg 5.'Backflip' on job under fireRob InglisFormer Liberal senator Stephen Parry’s appointment as chair of the Tasmanian Heritage Council has again been called into question after it emerged that ex-minister Madeleine Ogilvie had...

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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