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Media Release: Election Integrity Lessons Ignored by Major Parties

Media Release: Election Integrity Lessons Ignored by Major Parties

Integrity Lessons Ignored by Major Parties7 March 2024Independent for Nelson Meg Webb today called on all parties to put integrity at the forefront in this election campaign when making promises and announcing funding commitments.“Halfway through this election...

Background Briefing Paper: Universal poker machine player card

Background Briefing Paper: Universal poker machine player card

Tasmanian state election briefing paper: universal poker machine player card14 February 2024Campaign commitment sought from independent and minor party candidates: To fully support the planned introduction of the universal pokies card in Tasmania, and make its...

Article-Donations discovery; Parties rolling in cash

Article-Donations discovery; Parties rolling in cash

The Mercury | 2 February 2024; pgs 1 & 6. Donations discovery; Parties rolling in cash David Killick The Tasmanian Liberals have retained their title as the most lavishly funded of the state's political parties - but voters remain in the dark about exactly who is...

Media Release: Tasmanian Political Donations Laws Challenge

Media Release: Tasmanian Political Donations Laws Challenge

Premier Challenged over State Political Donations Disclosure Laws1 February 2024Independent for Nelson Meg Webb MLC said ongoing speculation of an early State election has raised concerns the Rockliff government may prioritise implementing the public funding...

Media Release: Woolcott and Blake Reviews Missing in Action

Media Release: Woolcott and Blake Reviews Missing in Action

Transparency Needed on Independent Woolcott and Blake Commission of Inquiry-Related Reviews31 January 2024Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today questioned why Tasmanians are being left in the dark over two independent reviews, undertaken by Peter Woolcott AO...

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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