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Tasmania’s AFL stadium plan isolates Premier Jeremy Rockliff

Tasmania’s AFL stadium plan isolates Premier Jeremy Rockliff

Rob Shaw | The Examiner | May 15, 2023 Throughout the latest Tasmanian AFL team debate, Premier Jeremy Rockliff has said he did not want to find himself on his farm in 10 years' time wishing he had done more to get it.Recent developments on the subject suggest he may...

‘Arrogance’ split Tassie govt over AFL stadium, MP says

‘Arrogance’ split Tassie govt over AFL stadium, MP says

Luke Costin | The Examiner | May 13, 2023 Hundreds of Tasmanians will rally to stop the stadium critical to the state's entry to the AFL as the depleted Rockliff government is accused of arrogantly dismissing community concerns.Australia's only state Liberal...

Media Release – Raise The Blinds on Ministerial Meetings

Media Release – Raise The Blinds on Ministerial Meetings

Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb will this week move a proposal to develop a mandatory Ministerial diary disclosure regime and strengthen Tasmania’s integrity framework.“Tasmanians deserve to know who is in the room when Ministers and Government representatives...

Tasmania needs its own Human Rights Act

Tasmania needs its own Human Rights Act

Comment | The Examiner & The Advocate | 7 December 2022THIS Saturday, December 10, is International Human Rights Day, celebrating the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. The Universal Declaration was overseen by the then president of the...

Question – Tasmania Police Surveillance in Women’s Prison

Question – Tasmania Police Surveillance in Women’s Prison

Question asked by the Hon. Meg Webb MLC on 15 November 2022 and answered by the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency on 24 November 2022.In light of the findings of Brett J in the Jeff Thompson matter and illegal surveillance by Tasmania Police in Risdon Prison,...

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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